Kult & Punk: St Pauli bad form continues.

Thanks to the boys who managed to post the report amongst the dispair of another poor performance. The boys will be back inn Zoe's Bar next week and we will catch up with how things have gone over the summer.

Jahn Regensburg 3-0 FC St. Pauli

In their first game under Thomas Meggle and Timo Schultz following the dismissal of head coach Andre Schubert, St. Pauli found themselves on the back foot from the off in Regensburg. However, it took the home side a while to find a way through the deep-lying visitors, until Francky Sembolo clinically dispatched the ball from close range to break the deadlock on 25 minutes. Jim-Patrick Müller failed to get the better of Pauli keeper Philipp Tschauner at the half-hour-mark, but he did better just before half-time when he easily converted into an unguarded goal.

Florian Bruns could have scored St. Pauli's first just after the break, but his deflected went over the bar. The guests were thn caught on the counterattack as they threw bodies forward after the break when Sembolo finished off a through-ball from Jonathan Kotzke to score his fourth goal of the season. Mahir Saglik's beautiful free-kick (65') was St. Pauli's only good effort in the last half hour as he forced a good save from Michael Hofmann.