Oldenburg. It was not a comfortable trip. Dynamo Dresden managed to end the seven-game winning streak in the last game of the first half of the season. Black and yellow win 3:1 against VfB Oldenburg.
The hosts took the lead from the start, ex-Dynamo Patrick Möschl got a free-kick for a swallow, which Christopher Buchtmann converted. After a playful and uncreative first half, Dresden’s approach changed in the second half. A brace from Ahmet Arslan and a goal from Dennis Borkowski secured victory.
“The first half was not good. We didn’t win any duels there,” Arslan analyzed after the game. “We showed the opposite in the second half and that’s why we won.”
Arslan and Borkowski score for Dynamo
final whistle: The match will be canceled shortly thereafter. With a convincing second half, the Dresdeners secured their first victory in seven games and climbed into the top half of the table. Dynamo scored three goals with few scoring chances, rewarded for an efficient second round.
90th + 2 minutes: Julius Kade also comes in for the final minutes of the match, with Michael Akoto leaving the pitch.
90 minutes: Jonas Oehmichen replaces Dennis Borkowski, the 18-year-old celebrates his competitive debut for Dynamo.
89 minutes: Michael Akoto also receives a yellow card for an avoidable tactical foul.
86 mins: Tim Knipping is injured after a sliding tackle and needs brief treatment.
84 minutes: Dennis Borkowski shoots the ball away from an Oldenburg player and is booked for it.
82 minutes: Ahmet Arslan makes it 3-1 for Dynamo and takes the preliminary decision. After a decapitated cross, the ball landed at the feet of Dresden’s top scorer, who took his chance and scored for the second time in the game.
78 minutes: Stefan Kutschke and Christopher Buchtmann argued after a foul by the Oldenburg player, for which both players received a yellow card.
74 mins: Shortly after, Lemmer was replaced. He comes onto the pitch for Jonathan Meier and celebrates his Dynamo debut.
73 mins: Jakob Lemmer was to play twice for Dynamo. Kickers winter newcomer Offenbach was ready on the sidelines, but the Dresdeners scored every time he was supposed to enter the pitch.
71 mins: Dennis Borkowski kicks off Dynamo. After a flawless counterattack, the RB Leipzig loanee can dribble undisturbed into the penalty area, his low shot from inside the left securing the 2-1 lead.
69 mins: Max Kulke receives a yellow card for a tactical foul on the left wing.
66 mins: After a free kick from Max Kulke, Jakob Lewald heads into the penalty area, but the ball flies over the goal. The Dresdeners now control the game.
64 mins: Unexpectedly, Ahmet Arslan equalized for Dynamo to make it 1-1. After a pass from Michael Akoto, Arslan is free in the Oldenburg penalty area and can push the ball into the goal against the direction of goalkeeper Mielitz. It was Dynamo’s first chance in the second half. Can Dresden change the game now?
62 mins: Due to numerous fouls and lost balls, both teams had no opportunity to score, Dynamo often put Oldenburg under pressure, but could not put emphasis in the hosts’ half.
47 mins: There was another change at Dynamo, but it wasn’t of a personal nature: Tim Knipping took over the captaincy from Paul Will.
46 mins: Dynamo make two changes at half-time: Tim Knipping and Stefan Kutschke replace Claudio Kammerknecht and Akaki Gogia. Substitute Kutschke kicked off the second half.
Buchmann shocked Dynamo early
Half time: Shortly after, referee Dr. Max Burda at halftime. Even though the goal against Dynamo came from a free-kick that shouldn’t have been, Dresden’s performance in the first half was disappointing. A shot on goal, Dynamo can’t save a big chance, the Dresdeners are again uninspired offensively.
41 mins: Jonathan Meier is down and needs treatment for lower leg pain after a sliding tackle against him. After a short break, he can continue playing.
39 mins: Claudio Kammerknecht can prevent Kebba Badje from scoring the second goal after a dribble for Oldenburg. The hosts are again the decisive team of the match, from Dynamo there is still only one remarkable action in attack.
37 mins: Krasniqi has the next goal for Oldenburg, undisturbed, narrowly missing Drljaca’s goal from central position.
35 mins: Ex-Dynamo Möschl, the most visible player in the game so far, also receives a caution as he throws the ball away for no reason during an interruption.
34 mins: Paul wants a yellow card for a tactical foul. The captain has been booked for the fifth time this season and will be out against 1860 Munich.
33 mins: It took more than half an hour for Dynamo to register their first shot on goal. Akaki Gogia shoots Sebastian Mielitz’s goal from a mid-right position, who can kick the ball in for a corner.
27 minutes: A look at TV footage shows: Oldenburg’s first goal shouldn’t have counted. Patrick Möschl, who took the free-kick to score, was not fouled by Max Kulke, as the referee suspected, but fired a swallow into the duel and fell to the ground without contact.
26 mins: A Möschl shot from the right edge of the penalty area bounced off the near post and went wide. Again and again the Austrian winger is staged, the Dresdeners can only rarely defend him.
25 minutes: Buchmann’s corners also go dangerously towards the dynamo goal. Under pressure, Drljaca has no choice but to kick the ball. Dynamo rarely control the ball and cannot assert themselves against Oldenburg’s well-structured defence.
24 mins: Jonathan Meier and Patrick Möschl repeatedly clash on the left flank, and there is often a battle of words. So far, referee Dr. Max Burda has not scuffled.
19 mins: Striker Buchtmann was linked with a move to Dynamo before the season, and the rumors persisted for several weeks. The Dresdeners still have to wait for a goal from a direct free kick, even in the early stages of this match, standard situations are not dangerous.
17 minutes: VfB Oldenburg take the lead 1-0. Christopher Buchtmann scores with a direct free kick from the right wing. Stefan Drljaca is visibly surprised. He is in the wrong place in his goal and can no longer hold the ball.
14 mins: VfB Oldenburg have the first scoring chance of the game. This is initiated by ex-dynamo Patrick Möschl, who dribbles Max Kulke on the right wing and serves Kamer Krasniqi. However, the attacker cannot use the pass and the second attempt header is also blocked.
11 minutes: Dresden get their first two corner kicks, but Ahmet Arslan’s crosses are easily cleared.
6 minutes: Not much happens in the first minutes of the game. Oldenburg put Dynamo under pressure from the start and neither team has scored a goal yet.
1st minute: The Oldenburgers kicked off.
Two top artists came out
1 p.m.: Before kick-off, a minute’s silence is granted to a deceased member of the supervisory board of VfB Oldenburg.
12:57 p.m.: The teams will soon enter the field. Dynamo is commissioned in white by Paul Will.
12:51 p.m.: Coach Markus Anfang also spoke to MagentaTV ahead of the match. “There is no reason to change anything,” the coach said. He also expects an away win against the promoted team.
12:47 p.m.: Before the match, Ralf Becker commented on the team’s situation. “We have the right to reimburse something to the fans for the long journey,” the sports official said. Mediocrity is not our goal, “but we are behind our standards”.
12:18 p.m.: The Oldenburg hosts have an ex-Dynamo in the starting XI in Patrick Möschl. The Austrian winger played for Dynamo between summer 2017 and spring 2020.
12:13 p.m.: Captain Tim Knipping only sits on the bench. The situation is reminiscent of that of Sebastian Mai, whose case caused turmoil at Dynamo Dresden a year ago. What’s wrong with the reserve captain.
12:05 p.m.: Regular captain Tim Knipping is back on the Dynamo bench. Jakob Lemmer, new winter recruit, is in Dynamo’s reserve for the first time. Also in the team: Niklas Heeger, Panagiotis Vlachodimos, Patrick Weihrauch, Julius Kade, Jonas Oehmichen, Stefan Kutschke and Kevin Ehlers.
12:00 p.m.: Welcome to the Dynamo Dresden away game live ticker at Oldenburg. There is no snow on the pitch at the Marschweg stadium, the game will start in an hour. Before that, both teams announced their starting lineups.
Dynamo coach Markus Anfang has to do without Niklas Hauptmann (gastrointestinal problems) and Christian Conteh (muscular problems) in the short term. Michael Akoto and Jonathan Meier are in the starting XI.
Dynamo line-up at a glance: Drljaca – Melichenko, Kammerknecht, Lewald, Kulke – Will – Gogia, Akoto, Arslan, Meier – Borkowski.
This was written before the game:
External circumstances are therefore an issue at Friday’s press conference. It starts with the descent, which was brought forward on Saturday to avoid the forecast snowfall in Saxony. “As I’ve heard, the Oldenburg stadium doesn’t have pitch heating either. So the pitch could be deep,” explained coach Markus Anfang. “It’s important that we accept this and that we might adapt our game to it.”
What Dresden definitely expects is to sacrifice themselves to fight the Oldenburgs. After the 1-1 draw against Meppen, vice-captain Stefan Kutschke complained that many opponents in the duels were more disgusting than Dynamo. When asked about it, Begin now says, “I have no problem if the boys want to change that. Begin thus indicates that he also recognized the problem. However, duel endurance can only be trained to a limited extent, it is above all a question of attitude.
At the start against Oldenburg, in addition to the long-injured Luca Herrmann, Kyu-Hyun Park, Manuel Schäffler, goalkeeper Sven Müller and new signing Jakob Lemmer will still be absent. One wonders if Robin Becker (adductor problems) and Christian Conteh will be fit over time. Conteh had been replaced by Meppen with a thigh muscle crunch. “We gradually introduced him to team training, but we continue to do tests with him,” Anfang explained.
Patrick Möschl, who moved to Oldenburg a year ago, is delighted to see his ex-club again and announced: “We will defend our goal together again, as if our own families were behind it,” he said. in an interview with Bild. log. It will probably be uncomfortable.
