On the 16th matchday of the 2nd Bundesliga there will be a duel between Karlsruher SC and Jahn Regensburg. How to watch the party live on TV and stream.
Karlsruhe – The game on the 16th matchday of the 2nd Bundesliga between Karlsruher SC and Jahn Regensburg will take place on Friday, December 13, 2024, in Karlsruhe. Kick-off is at 6:30 p.m. We'll tell you how you can watch the party live on TV and live stream.
Karlsruher SC against Jahn Regensburg: 2nd Bundesliga live on free TV?
- The game on the 16th matchday of the 2nd Bundesliga between Karlsruher SC and Jahn Regensburg won't Broadcast live and in full length on free TV.
Hertha BSC against Preußen Münster: 2nd Bundesliga live on pay TV on Sky
- The party Karlsruher SC against Jahn Regensburg is from the pay TV channel Sky broadcast live on TV.
- The countdown to the game in Karlsruhe begins on Friday, December 13, 2024um 6 p.m. on Sky Sport with the previews.
- Uh 6:30 p.m sounds the Kick-off.
- About the match live You need to be able to look Heaven
Karlsruher SC against Jahn Regensburg: 2nd Bundesliga in the live stream from Sky Go
- If you have a Sky pay TV subscription, you can also watch the game on Live stream at Sky Go track. The app is available to download for Apple and Android devices in the respective store.
- WOW TV, formerly Sky Ticket, will broadcast the game Karlsruher SC against Jahn Regensburg Also in Live stream. However, you also need a subscription for this.
Karlsruher SC versus Jahn Regensburg: Who will win?
The 16th matchday of the 2nd Bundesliga is coming up and Jahn Regensburg will be welcomed by Karlsruher SC. In this match, the distribution of favorites is clear, as a potential newcomer to the Bundesliga meets a team that is fighting to stay in the league. The hosts are determined to get their next win but must not underestimate their opponents.
The traditional Bavarian club is still deep in the fight against relegation. A 0-1 home defeat against 1. FC Köln on the last matchday meant another setback. There is an urgent need for wins and points, ideally in the game against KSC, although that would be a big surprise.
Karlsruhe also suffered a bitter defeat last weekend. Head coach Christian Eichner's team lost 3-1 at 1. FC Kaiserslautern. This led to KSC slipping to ninth place in the 2nd Bundesliga table. (smr)
