Daniel-Kofi Kyereh scored for the successive game as FC St. Pauli made it past FC Heidenheim in a seven-goal German 2. Bundesliga thriller that ended 4-3 on Sunday.
St. Pauli let slip the lead three times before prevailing with the match-winner three minutes from time to hand Heidenheim their first home defeat in 21 league matches.
Tim Kleindienst scored in the 15th minute for Heidenheim to cancel out the visitors’ third-minute lead by Guido Burgstaller
But Kyereh, the 24-year-old German-born Ghanaian forward, sneaked a cheeky free-kick under the Heidenheim wall to restore St. Pauli’s advantage on the half-hour mark. Watch goal.
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The hosts pegged back again through Christian Kühlwetter three minutes into the second half.
Finn Ole Becker made it 3-2 in the 72nd minute but Kleindienst levelled matters once more with his second goal of the game.
However, Rodrigo Zalazar netted in the 87th minute to ensure FC St. Pauli leave the Voith-Arena with all three points.
Former Inter Allies midfielder Afeez Aremu played 31 minutes for St. Pauli.
