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2. Bundesliga: Hannover come from behind to claim first win under Sandro Wagner

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Hannover 96 produced an impressive second-half comeback to defeat Dynamo Dresden 2-1 at the Heinz-von-Heiden-Arena, securing their first victory under head coach Sandro Wagner and moving off the bottom of the 2. Bundesliga table.

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2. Bundesliga: Hannover come from behind to claim first win under Sandro Wagner
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Nicolai Rapp had given the visitors an early advantage, but second-half goals from Husseyn Chakroun and Marcel Hartel turned the contest around, before Dynamo's afternoon deteriorated further when Friedrich Müller was sent off.

Dresden made the brighter start and almost took the lead inside the opening ten minutes when Jonas Sterner delivered a low ball into the penalty area for Christoph Daferner, whose effort towards the near post was kept out by Leo Weinkauf.

However, the visitors would not have to wait much longer to break the deadlock. In the 11th minute, Alexander Rossipal delivered a corner from the right which was flicked on by Friedrich Müller, allowing Rapp to collect the loose ball at the far post before calmly finishing from close range to put Thomas Stamm's side ahead.

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