Heidenheim Remains Unbeaten In International Competition With Second ECL Victory

German club Heidenheim keeps their international winning streak alive after securing a second victory in the European Conference League (ECL).

The Bundesliga 2 side defeated AEK Larnaca of Cyprus 1-0 on Thursday, extending their undefeated run in European competition to four matches. Heidenheim has now won two and drawn two of their four ECL group-stage fixtures, putting them in a strong position to advance to the knockout rounds.

In the match against AEK Larnaca, Heidenheim took the lead in the 20th minute through a strike from Tim Kleindienst. The German forward pounced on a loose ball in the box and fired a low shot past AEK goalkeeper Andreas Paraskevas.

Heidenheim had several chances to increase their lead in the second half, but they were unable to find the net again. However, their defense held firm against a spirited AEK side, and they were able to secure a valuable clean sheet.

The victory is a major boost for Heidenheim, who are making their debut in European competition this season. The German club is now top of their ECL group with eight points from four matches, three points ahead of second-placed Silkeborg. Heidenheim will be looking to secure their place in the knockout rounds when they face Silkeborg in their next ECL match on November 24.

Heidenheim's success in Europe is a testament to the club's strong squad and tactical nous. The German club has a good mix of experienced players and talented youngsters, and they are well-organized and disciplined on the pitch. Heidenheim's manager, Frank Schmidt, has praised his team's commitment and work ethic, and he believes that they can continue to achieve success in Europe this season.