Nmecha put Lower Saxony ahead in the 27th minute and capped his performance with a header in the 58th minute. Additionally, Ridle Baku (35th) and substitute Jonas Wind (80th) scored in front of 24,037 spectators. “It was a really good day,” said Nmecha, who received Maximilian Arnold’s assists with a free-kick. “He did a great job, Felix, he did great, he scored the best goals,” he said.
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