Pascal Bieler
Pascal Bieler
Pascal Bieler ( born February 26, 1986 in Berlin ) is a German football player.
Career
Association
The Berlin Bieler began playing football at SC Tegel and walked the age of 13 Hertha BSC. At 18, the left-back of the youth joined the second team, where he was immediately regulars. In the second year he was placed in the Regional team and was also included in the expanded group of first team. In the 2006/07 season he was once hired for a year at the second division side Rot-Weiss Essen, where he again proved itself immediately as a regular player. After returning to Hertha BSC he played only once in the second team that was now relegated to the Oberliga. But at the beginning of the season on February 2, 2008, he graduated from Eintracht Frankfurt to the senior squad his first Bundesliga match on 90 minutes. In five of the last six season games he came off the bench also.
For the 2008/09 season Bieler left the capital club and changed again in the second league to league relegated 1st FC Nuremberg. There he first played in the fourth division team and then came from the 13th Round regularly in the first team for the course. On 19 April 2009, he scored his first goal in professional football with his headed goal to lead in a 2-0 win over FC St. Pauli. After 14 league and two relegation matches he rose at the end of the season with the FCN in the 1st Bundesliga and was there for by far the most successful defense of the 2nd league this season.
In the 2009/10 season, Biel was only the third left-back Javier Pinola and Juri Judt behind and therefore came only three missions, which he, however, denied all over the full period. Here he managed an assist against Eintracht Frankfurt. As in the second leg of the relegation turned out the entire right side of defense, he came there again for 90 minutes to use and contributed to relegation at. But also in his third year among the Franks he could not definitively establish himself in the Bundesliga, but he was no longer used after four first round insertion in the second half. His contract with the FCN 2011 was not renewed and so moved Bieler for the season 2011/12 to third division side SV labor Wiesbaden, where he received a contract until 30 June 2013.
Upon contract expiration Bieler joined in June 2013 to the Bavarian regional league Kickers Würzburg.
National
Pascal Bieler was during his time at Hertha BSC to the youth national team. After various assignments in the various vintages he took in July 2005 in part with the U-19 selection at the 2005 European Championships in Northern Ireland and retired there in the semifinal against France. A year later, on August 15, 2006, Biel played his first game in the German U21 national team. This was followed by ten more missions before he played his last game in 2008 against Denmark. His only goal he scored in 2006 against the U -20 team from Austria.
Achievements
- Promotion to the 1st League in 2009 with the first FC Nuremberg