SGD Dresden Dynamo Dresden - BOC Bochum Bochum

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BOC
2
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90'
+ 4

Full-time: Dresden 1-2 Bochum

Bochum deservedly win 2-1 in Dresden. Miyoshi put in a particularly strong performance in the first half. Dresden improved in the second half, but suffered back-to-back defeats after being unable to find an equalising goal.
Full-time
90'
+ 1

The next 2-2?

Three of the first five matches this weekend ended 2-2, Karlsruhe equalised very late in Hannover...
88'

Easy pickings

Hauptmann shoots from outside the box, straight into Horn's hands.
86'

With pace

Okpala comes forward with great momentum down the right, but once again nothing comes of the move. In front of goal, precision continues to be lacking.
83'

Strong run

Bobzien makes a strong run down the left past Klaiber and wins another corner.
82'

Strong performance

Christian Rasmussen was very prominent, and now makes way for Hanslik.
82'

Build-up play through Müller

The youngster, last week with the bizarre own goal, today the Dresdner with the most ball actions and an impressive 80 per cent of duels won.
78'

Bochum on top again

The momentum has shifted back towards the visitors, though they are no longer quite as incisive.
74'

Fresh impetus?

Can Ezeh and İnanoğlu create chances once more in the closing stages?
70'

Okpala!

The new signing is played in behind at the top of the attack, then, one-on-one in front of goal, fails to convert.
0:24

Post!

This time Dynamo manage to intercept the ball high up, Vermeij then lays it off from the right to Raschl, who strikes the far left post with force.
65'

So close to a hat-trick!

Rasmussen plays the ball back from the left, where Miyoshi shoots immediately - Schreiber can just about clear the ball for a corner under pressure, which he then catches.
64'

Bad omen?

Dresden are yet to win a Bundesliga 2 match in which they fell behind twice.
62'

Two substitutions

Steuckers and Raschl are the new men on the pitch. Can Dresden find a way back into this game?
60'

Bobzien causes havoc

Bobzien drives strongly down the left flank along the byline and delivers a cross to the near post, where Horn cannot control the ball, and neither can Vermeij.
58'

Miyoshi once again

Tim Schreiber cannot hold onto a long-range shot from the Japanese player. The resulting corner is whipped in, there, Hofmann prods the ball through the scramble and against the left post!
57'

The new signing again

A long diagonal ball finds Okpala on the right wing. He cuts inside and looks for the shot, but Bochum are able to defend their lines.
56'

Okpala in action

The substitute makes a strong run down the right and whips in a sharp cross, but no teammate can get on the end of it in the middle.
52'

Headed chance!

Mats Pannewig rises to meet a cross at the back post on the left side, but cannot get enough power behind the ball. Bochum are pushing for the decisive goal!
49'

Too imprecise

Okpala is immediately sought out up front, but it's a poor pass.
46'

We're back under way!

And with one change each: Dresden bring on new signing Kennedy Okpala, while Bochum introduce Sean Klaiber.
Kick-off!
45'
+ 3

Substitution

45'
+ 3

Substitution

45'
+ 3

Miyoshi shines in the number ten role

The revelation of the match so far has been Miyoshi in his new role. The Japanese player is truly flourishing in a central position and where he was previously considered a squanderer of chances, he kept his cool twice in front of Schreiber today. Miyoshi alone has had as many shots on goal (three) as the whole of Dresden.

Half-time: Dresden 1-2 Bochum

Bochum go into the break with a deserved 2-1 lead. The visitors were clearly more dangerous in front of goal and had twice as many shots on target as Dresden. Miyoshi was the standout player with two goals for Bochum, while Bobzien pulled one back for Dresden shortly before the break.
Half-time
45'
+ 2

Miyoshi again!

The Japanese player skilfully targets the far corner on the right side of the box, but his effort is slightly too high.
45'
+ 1

First booking for Dynamo

Rossipal goes in too hard on Rasmussen, and is shown his team's first yellow card.
44'

Bobzien's impressive output

He also scored once in the DFB Cup, and has already been involved in five goals in the five competitive matches of the new season.
41'

A way back in it?

Rapp plays the ball on to Hauptmann despite what was actually a poor pass, who then slips the ball to the left to Bobzien. He subsequently finishes beautifully into the far bottom corner. First goal of the season for the Dresdner who was outstanding in the second half of last season!
41'
Ben Bobzien
Goal probability
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.
35 %
Shot speed
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.
83.88 km/h
Distance to Goal
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.
14.42 m
40'

Another booking

Sixth yellow card, and for the sixth time it is a Bochum player
0:15

What a save!

A cross from the left deflects dangerously off Mets' back towards the top left corner. Horn has to stretch himself fully!
37'

Next yellow card for Bochum

After Meyer, Olsen is now booked for pulling Bobzien's shirt.
35'

Too toothless

Dresden have another go at goal, but a shot from Rapp goes wide of the post.
32'

Studs up

Holtmann goes in on Wagner with a reckless challenge, studs showing, and is consequently booked.
28'

Meyer's first goal contribution

Çokaj set up the opening goal, and Meyer, who came on as his substitute, sets up Bochum's second.
28'

Dynamo's ball losses

Always looking for creative solutions on the ball is one thing, but when you make such mistakes in the process...
27'

First brace

Miyoshi scores his first brace in Germany.
25'

Miyoshi extends the lead!

The Japanese player, found brilliantly by Meyer in behind the defence, runs through on goal and finishes confidently into the bottom right corner. Once again, Bochum's high press and a Dresden turnover were the key.
25'

Koji Miyoshi

GOAL!

0:2
Tom Meyer
Assist:T. Meyer
Koji Miyoshi
Goal probability
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.
39 %
Shot speed
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.
93.15 km/h
Distance to Goal
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.
16.6 m
24'

First attempt on goal

Dynamo win the ball high up the pitch and Vermeij gets a shot off after a lay-off, but his effort goes wide to the right.
21'

Early change

Çokaj appears to have picked up an injury again and is replaced by Meyer.
21'

Substitution

20'

Another card

The Japanese player comes arrives late on Muhamedbegovic.
19'

Counter-attack opportunity

Dresden want to play it quickly - Lemmer nutmegs Wittek brilliantly on the right flank, but Horn is alert and comes off his line.
18'

Miyoshi!

After a cross from the left, the Japanese player rises relatively unchallenged for a header - but is unable to direct it on target.
17'

Blocked

Bochum are getting forward more again. Holtmann plays it in from the left into the centre, where Pannewig shoots first time. The ball doesn't get through, though - and Çokaj's follow-up shot comes to nothing as well.
15'

Miyoshi scores in a new role

The regular right winger playing as a number ten for Taz today, scores - he has never played this role from the start for Bochum, only ever as a substitute.
13'

Bad omen?

Dynamo last picked up a point from a losing position seven months ago - a 2-2 draw at Schalke.
12'

Good shot!

On the other end, Rasmussen tests Schreiber from the right, but the visitors are unable to double their lead.
11'

Too imprecise

Lemmer has some space on the right and plays it into the centre, but only finds a Bochum player there.
8'

How will Dynamo respond?

The hosts have not yet managed to pose a threat in front of the Bochum goal.
0:14

Watch: Jubilant Miyoshi opens scoring

5'

The fourth minute again

Last week, Bochum conceded in the fourth minute against Osnabrück, this time Bochum themselves score in the fourth minute.
4'

Early lead!

Bochum press Dresden high up the pitch, causing Rapp to lose the ball to Çokaj, who plays it through to Miyoshi. One-on-one with the goalkeeper, the Japanese forward coolly slots the ball into the bottom-left corner of the net.
4'

Koji Miyoshi

GOAL!

0:1
Enis Çokaj
Assist:E. Çokaj
Koji Miyoshi
Goal probability
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.
44 %
Shot speed
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.
80.32 km/h
Distance to Goal
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.
12.88 m
2'

Early yellow

Çokaj catches Vermeij on the foot from behind.
1'

Kick-off!

The visitors have just kicked off the match in Dresden.
Kick-off!

Thomas Stamm on facing Bochum

"Bochum are very solid defensively, but they can also pose a big threat going forward. They've recently added some very pacy players to their squad. It's going to be a similar game to the one in Heidenheim, with a lot of focus on defending set pieces."

Uwe Rösler on facing Dresden

"Dresden had more possession in Heidenheim when they were a man down, which says a lot about their quality. Playing in Dresden is a different matter altogether - we realised that last season - but we're confident."

Club record possible

Dynamo have won their last four home matches, a run dating back to in mid-April and the 2-0 victory against Bochum. Should they claim another three points against VfL, Dresden would have equalled their second division record of five consecutive home wins from 2005.

Rösler's Dynamo past

Bochum head coach Uwe Rösler played for Dresden in the early 90s, making 40 Bundesliga appearances.

Historically equal

From 1991 to 1995, the two clubs faced each other six times in the Bundesliga. Since then, apart from the DFB Cup, they have only met in Bundesliga 2, where the record could not be more evenly balanced (six wins apiece, six draws, and each scoring 24 goals).

Barren run

Bochum have only won one of their last seven matches against Dynamo, with that victory now coming six years ago.

Dynamo double

Dresden only won both matches against a single side in the 2025/26 Bundesliga 2 campaign - Bochum.
2:14

Watch: Heidenheim 5-3 Dresden - last time out

Dynamo remained on three points after the first three games after twice throwing away the lead in an eight-goal thriller at Heidenheim.
2:11

Watch: Bochum 0-1 Osnabrück - last time out

Bochum suffered a second 1-0 defeat at home this season after an early goal from promoted Osnabrück.
2:15

Watch: Dynamo Dresden 2-0 Bochum - previous meeting

A Vincent Vermeij back heel ensured Dresden took all three points in their battle to avoid the drop on Matchday 30 of last season.

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