German-Ghanaian forward Aaron Opoku hit the back of the net but could not prevent Eintracht Braunschweig from losing 3-1 to Arminia Bielefeld in Germany 2. Bundesliga. Opoku scored in the 55th minute at the SchcoArena to briefly give Braunschweig hope after falling behind in the first half. Bielefeld started well and took the lead in the 24th minute when Arne Sicker’s cross was headed past Maximilian Groer. Three minutes later, Joel Grodowski finished off Jannik Rochelt’s cross and the hosts doubled their lead and put Bielefeld firmly in control. Braunschweig coach Lars Kornetka tried to change course at the halfway mark with three substitutions. positive, Opoku reduced the deficit after receiving a pass from Max Mari and fired a powerful shot into the bottom left corner. However, Bielefeld restored their two-goal lead in the 68th minute when Grodowski converted an assist from Monju Momuluh to complete a brace. A setback for Braunschweig, while Bielefeld moved up 14 points in the league standings.