TuRa Harksheide Secure Comfortable 2-0 Win Over SV Curslack Neuengamme in German Bundesliga 5

TuRa Harksheide continued their strong home form with a convincing 2-0 victory over SV Curslack Neuengamme on May 9, 2026, at the Harksheider Sportpark. The win moved Harksheide up to third in the German Bundesliga 5 standings, while Curslack remain in the relegation battle.

The home side took control early and never looked back. The opening goal came in the 17th minute when midfielder Lukas Brandt fired a low drive from the edge of the box after a well-executed corner routine. Harksheide doubled their lead just before halftime: a quick counter-attack saw striker Tom Petersen race onto a through ball and slot past the advancing goalkeeper.

The second half was largely controlled by TuRa Harksheide, who defended deep and looked dangerous on the break. SV Curslack struggled to create clear chances, with Harksheide’s central defensive pairing of Jan Meier and Erik Voss dominant in the air and in tackles. Curslack’s best opportunity came in the 71st minute when a free-kick from Felix Kruse forced a fine save from home keeper Simon Richter.

Key Moments and Tactical Analysis

• 17' – Lukas Brandt opens the scoring with a powerful shot.
• 44' – Tom Petersen doubles the lead from a counter-attack.
• 71' – Curslack’s best chance saved by Richter.

Tactically, Harksheide employed a 4-4-2 formation that allowed them to press high and win the midfield battle. Curslack attempted a 3-5-2 but were overrun in central areas, especially in the first half. The win gives TuRa Harksheide their third clean sheet in four home matches this season, underlining their defensive solidity.

Standout Performers

Tom Petersen was the star for Harksheide, scoring one goal and providing the assist for Brandt’s opener. Midfielder Lukas Brandt also impressed with his energy and precise passing. For Curslack, goalkeeper Jonas Weber made several saves to keep the scoreline respectable.

With this result, TuRa Harksheide move to within three points of the league leader, while SV Curslack Neuengamme drop to 14th, just two points above the relegation zone. The pressure is mounting on Curslack’s manager to turn things around quickly.