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PRM Münster SC Preußen Münster - SGD Dresden SG Dynamo Dresden

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Highlights

23'
A. Rossipal

LVM-Preußenstadion(10,337 Spectators)

Tom Bauer

Full-time: Münster 2-2 Dresden

A draw that, in the end, does justice to the course of the match. Münster never gave up and came back twice. We saw 90 minutes of battling here, but the point arguably doesn't do much for either team's cause.

Full-time

90'

+ 8

Red card

Stefan Kutschke

90'

+ 8

Straight red

Kutschke, who had just come on, catches Hendrix on the Achilles and is sent off.

90'

+ 4

Cutting out any danger

Neither team are looking to take any big risks now. Fouls in midfield are increasing.

90'

+ 2

Substitution

Stefan Kutschke

Nils Fröling

90'

Stoppage time

Nine minutes added on. Will there be a late winner?

90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Lars Lokotsch33.15km/h

Oscar Vilhelmsson32.55km/h

Nils Gustav Georg Fröling32.55km/h

85'

Substitution

Jannis Heuer

Marvin Schulz

85'

Bünning at the wrong end!

Bolay drives into the penalty area and aims for the far corner. The ball bounces back off the post and hits the helpless Bünning trying to clear as he puts it into his own net now.

85'

Lars Bünning

OWN GOAL!

2:2

84'

Substitution

Kofi Amoako

Jakob Lemmer

84'

Yellow card

Kofi Amoako

84'

Substitution

Claudio Kammerknecht

Alexander Rossipal

81'

Final minutes ticking away

Can Preußen find an equaliser?

0:24

Another Dynamo chance!

76'

Best on the pitch

Šapina has been under pressure from opponents ten times so far and managed to escape from 80% of these situations. An important midfield anchor.

76'

escapeRate

80%

Vinko Šapina

10 times under pressure

76'

Substitution

Malik Batmaz

Jano ter Horst

76'

Substitution

Charalambos Makridis

Zidan Sertdemir

75'

No penalty!

The review took some time but in the end there is no penalty. The approaching Batista Meier goes down, but Grill wasn't too late and got a touch on the ball.

74'

SituationYellow card - home no. 25

ReviewMistaken identity

DecisionYellow card - home no. 3

73'

SituationNo penalty

ReviewFoul?

DecisionNo penalty

73'

Yellow card

Paul Jaeckel

Dresden lead again!

And again it's from a set piece. The ball is in the air for a long time from the half-space. Bünning gets a bit leap at the far post and nods it in. Schenk gets a touch but can't make a decisive save.

70'

Lars Bünning

GOAL!

1:2

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

12 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.74 m

69'

Substitution

Vincent Vermeij

Christoph Daferner

69'

A bit more defensive

Daferner and Hauptmann make way for Vermeij and Kother.

69'

Substitution

Dominik Kother

Niklas Hauptmann

64'

Bouchama comes on

The yellow-carded Preißinger goes off for him.

64'

Substitution

Yassine Bouchama

Rico Preißinger

61'

Seems fair

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).

The fact that it's now 1-1 is also somewhat reflected in the xGoals.

xGoals

1.5

1.08

Goals

0:28

Big chance for Dresden!

56'

SituationNo penalty

ReviewFoul?

DecisionNo penalty

55'

Noticeable upswing

Münster continue to make the play. The goalscorer dribbles to the byline, puts the ball across the goal... and Grill manages to clear it with his foot before Batista Meier could tap it in.

54'

First goal of the season

The Dutchman played a major role in avoiding relegation at the end of last season with three goals in the final three matchdays, but this is his first of 2025/26.

Münster are level!

Once again Dresden fail to clear the ball properly. Hendrix is the first onto it, controls the ball with his chest and then volleys into the far corner from left of centre. A well-deserved goal for the hosts.

51'

Jorrit Hendrix

GOAL!

1:1

Goal probability

8 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

87.48 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

16.42 m

48'

Rocket!

Dresden can't clear the ball. The new man Vilhelmsson is straight into the action with a drop kick. The shot has good pace on it but flies just over the crossbar!

46'

We're back underway!

Münster make a substitution up front and send on Oscar Vilhelmsson in search of that equaliser.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Oscar Vilhelmsson

Lars Lokotsch

Half-time: Münster 0-1 Dresden

Dresden lead here somewhat against the run of play. The hosts have had the better chances but have not been able to make them count. But this game is far from over.

Half-time

45'

Jaeckel with a header

Good free-kick from the half-space as Jaeckel rises high but can't get enough power behind the ball and it bounces wide.

40'

More to come this half?

The match is more or less balanced. Münster are the ones looking to play, but it's Dresden who lead with half-time approaching.

0:28

Can't react in time!

Batista Meier is at the far post and heads the ball down, but Schulz doesn't really expect it. He's standing just three metres from goal and can't get his foot to the ball. Best chance for the equaliser!

33'

Quieter spell

Chances are somewhat lacking since the goal. Münster have been looking for gaps, but Dresden are pressing high early on as they did at the beginning and frequently disrupting the passing sequences.

30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Lars Lokotsch33.15km/h

Konrad Faber32.40km/h

Oliver Batista Meier32.10km/h

27'

Preußen again!

Grill's save denies Preißinger's long-range effort. He had to stretch for that one!

27'

Rarity

That was the first goal Dynamo have scored from a direct free-kick in Bundesliga 2 since August 2019, when Patrick Ebert netted against Heidenheim.

Visitors take the lead!

A free-kick straight out of the textbook. Left footed from 26 metres out, it flies straight over the wall and into the top right corner. And Dresden do have their lead now.

23'

Alexander Rossipal

GOAL!

0:1

Goal probability

6 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

108.39 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

25.98 m

20'

Ball's in the net...

...but Bünning obstructs Schenk as he jumps, before Hauptmann heads the ball into the empty net. The goal is immediately disallowed and the Dresden man booked.

20'

Yellow card

Lars Bünning

Münster have started in lively fashion

15'

Crossbar!

Dresden lose the ball trying to play out. Lokotosch doesn't hesitate and shoots from outside the box. Boeder gets a slight touch with his leg, which leaves Grill scrambling as the ball clips the top of his crossbar.

0:24

Cleared off the line!

Preußen have made their presence felt in the form of youngster Sertdemir. He gets a shot away from a relatively tight angle. Grill can only half-save it, before Boeder clears the ball off the line.

13'

Yellow card

Rico Preißinger

First chance

Fröling is allowed to drift from left to right and is able to deliver a cross from the half-space. Hauptmann is waiting at the far post but can't get enough power behind his header. Goal kick is the result.

No problem for Grill

Batista Meier plays the square pass in front of the goal, but it comes with far too little pace. Grill collects it easily.

Calm build-up

Dresden are allowing Münster to play a few passes from the back before they quickly press forward. It looks like a well-thought-out tactic, but no chances as a result yet.

Late one

Early yellow card for Lemmer, who catches Jaeckel.

Yellow card

Jakob Lemmer

Kick-off!

The ball is rolling in Münster.

Kick-off!

All the changes

Grill makes his Dynamo debut in goal, Boeder and Bünning form the central defence, Rossipal has recovered and comes in on the left for his first appearance since Matchday 2. Sapina returns after a two-match suspension for a red card, Menzel gets his first start Bundesliga 2 and Lemmer, who has impressed off the bench of late, starts on the right of attack.

Seven Dresden changes!

Three players are out injured (Schreiber, Pauli, Risch), while four more drop to the bench (Amoako, Kammerknecht, Casar, Oehmichen) as Thomas Stamm radically reshuffles his Dresden team. The defence in particular has been completely overhauled, with only right-back Konrad Faber (pictured) remaining from the 3-3 draw with Karlsruhe, including a new goalkeeper, two new centre-backs, a new left-back and two new defensive midfielders.

Scherder and Sertdemir start

The hosts make two changes as Alexander Ende drops Jannis Heuer and Oscar Vilhelmsson to the bench, with Simon Scherder and Zidan Sertdemir (pictured) starting instead. For the latter, who once made three Bundesliga appearances for Bayer Leverkusen as a 16-year-old, this is his full debut in Bundesliga 2 after three substitute appearances.

Starting line-up: SC Preußen Münster

Starting line-up: SG Dynamo Dresden

Alexander Ende on facing Dresden

"Dresden are a team that repeatedly combine well through the centre. They statistically have the most crosses in the league, and have already been successful with them. They bring a lot of players into the box. That's an aspect that will challenge us."

Thomas Stamm on facing facing Münster

"Münster are a team that has a clear idea on how to create goal-scoring opportunities and are very controlled in possession. For us, it will ultimately come down to two major themes. Firstly, that we're good at winning the ball back, but equally that we can withstand those phases when they are in possession."

Up against former club

Oliver Batista Meier has had three separate spells in Dresden, scoring once in 38 competitive matches for the club.

Last time out

Münster won the teams' last meeting in March 2024, with Malik Batmaz scoring the only goal in a 1-0 home victory. Stefan Kutschke was among the goalscorers in Dresden's last win in Münster - a 3-2 triumph in May 2016.

A second-tier first

Münster and Dresden are playing together in Bundesliga 2 for the first time. So far, there have been 10 competitive matches between them in the 3. Liga and Regionalliga, with Dynamo leading the head-to-head record (five wins, three draws, two losses).

Hello and welcome!

Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 9 fixture between Preußen Münster and Dynamo Dresden.