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Ingolstadt beats Waldhof Mannheim 3-0 after early red card
FC Ingolstadt beat Waldhof Mannheim 3-0 in a German third-division match in Mannheim on Wednesday.
Mannheim midfielder Maximilian Thalhammer was sent off in the 14th minute for a foul, leaving his team with 10 players for most of the game.
Mannheim defended well before halftime, and the teams went into the break with the score 0-0.
Ingolstadt made its extra player count after the break, with Lars Lokotsch scoring in the 59th minute and Max Plath adding a goal five minutes later.
Obed Ugondu scored in the 88th minute to complete the win.
The defeat left Mannheim seventh with 13 points from nine games, while Ingolstadt moved to 14th with 11 points.
Mannheim had hoped to build on a 5-1 win the previous weekend and move closer to the top of the table, but the loss halted that progress.
FC Ingolstadt beat Waldhof Mannheim 3-0 away in the ninth round of Germany’s 3. Liga.
Mannheim played most of the match with 10 players after Maximilian Thalhammer was sent off in the 14th minute.
Lars Lokotsch opened the scoring in the 59th minute, and Max Plath added a second five minutes later.
Obed Ugondu scored in the 88th minute to complete the win.
The defeat left Mannheim seventh with 13 points, while Ingolstadt moved to 14th with 11 points.
- Who
- FC Ingolstadt and SV Waldhof Mannheim.
- What
- Ingolstadt won 3-0 after Mannheim’s Maximilian Thalhammer was sent off early.
- When
- Wednesday, 14 October 2026.
- Where
- Carl-Benz-Stadion in Mannheim.
- Why
- Mannheim played most of the match a player down after Thalhammer received a red card for a foul.
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Maximilian Thalhammer was sent off for a foul on Benjamin Kanuric.
Lars Lokotsch scored Ingolstadt’s opening goal.
Max Plath scored after goalkeeper Thijmen Nijhuis saved a shot by Obed Ugondu.
Obed Ugondu scored Ingolstadt’s third goal.
- Final score
- Waldhof Mannheim 0-3 FC Ingolstadt
- Red card
- Maximilian Thalhammer, 14th minute
- Goals
- Lars Lokotsch (59), Max Plath (64), Obed Ugondu (88)
- Attendance
- 9,052
- League positions
- Mannheim seventh with 13 points; Ingolstadt 14th with 11 points