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2. Bundesliga: Fifth away draw for St. Pauli after goalless encounter at Darmstadt

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St. Pauli drew 0-0 at Darmstadt, marking their sixth draw of the season, with five of those being away games. Marcel Rapp's team had clear chances but failed to score. This was reported by Bulinews on October 23, 2026. The draw was part of a mixed performance for St. Pauli.

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2. Bundesliga: Fifth away draw for St. Pauli after goalless encounter at Darmstadt
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2. Bundesliga: Fifth away draw for St. Pauli after goalless encounter at Darmstadt
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St. Pauli drew 0-0 at Darmstadt, marking their sixth draw of the season, with five of those being away games. Marcel Rapp's team had clear chances but failed to score. This was reported by Bulinews on October 23, 2026. The draw was part of a mixed performance for St. Pauli.

Darmstadt, who have only lost once at home, remain in the relegation zone. They had lost their first four away games. Despite being the second-best team in the match against St. Pauli, Darmstadt managed to keep a clean sheet. This was their first clean sheet of the season.

Darmstadt will face Elversberg in the cup, while St. Pauli will host Nürnberg on November 1. St. Pauli was eliminated from the cup early by RW Essen. Both teams have upcoming fixtures that could impact their league standings.

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Pauli recorded their sixth draw of the season after a goalless encounter at relegation-threatened Darmstadt. Five of those results came in their away fixtures as Marcel Rapp's side failed to convert their clear-cut chances on Friday. The hosts have only lost once at home, but they remain in the relegation zone due to losing all their first four games on the road. Florian Kohfeldt's men were second best against last season's Bundesliga club, but they managed to keep their first clean sheet of the season a week after losing 4-0 at Karlsruhe.

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