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EBS Braunschweig Braunschweig - SGD Dresden Dynamo Dresden

EBS

SGD

72'
T. Keller
M. Can Aydın
68'

M. Entrup
5'
3'
N. Rapp

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Lars Erbst

Full-time: Eintracht Braunschweig 2-2 Dynamo Dresden

A point gained or two dropped? Eintracht Braunschweig and Dynamo Dresden share the spoils after a spectacular end-to-end encounter. Both sides led once, and although Dresden finished the game on top, a draw was probably a fair result.

Full-time

90'

+ 2

Substitution

Lukas Frenkert

Aaron Opoku

90'

Injury Time

Three minutes added on. Can either side find a late winner?

0:22

Straudi tests Hoffmann

The hosts are looking shaky now. Straudi tries his luck from a tight angle, but Hoffmann is on hand to keep the scores level.

87'

Müller misses

Dresden are now in the driving seat and almost retake the lead. Vermeij lays the ball off cleverly to Müller, but the Dresden defender sends his shot wide of the right post.

87'

Substitution

Lino Tempelmann

Yann Sturm

85'

Bobzien has a go

The visitors' attacking player cuts in from the left into the centre and tries his luck. Hoffmann makes a safe catch.

81'

Substitution

Friedrich Müller

Nicolai Rapp

80'

Final stages underway

We are entering crunch time in Braunschweig. Can either side deliver the decisive blow here?

79'

12 goals conceded each

Both teams have now conceded 12 goals each - a joint league high with Cottbus.

72'

Braunschweig's leads

In their last 2 competitive home matches, Eintracht were also ahead, losing to Hertha despite a 2-0 lead (5-3) and getting knocked out of the DFB-Pokal against Union despite leading twice.

Keller heads home the leveller

Just like in the first half, the lead does not last long. Keller rises high from Rossipal's corner on the right side and leaves Hoffmann grasping at thin air. The Dresden defender's header sails into the unguarded net – 2-2 Dynamo!

72'

Thomas Keller

GOAL!

2:2

Assist:A. Rossipal

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.

19 %

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.

5.35 m

69'

Substitution

Patrice Čović

Niklas Hauptmann

68'

Dresden respond

Čović and Lemmer come on for Hauptmann and Okpala.

Aydin remains ice-cold

Aydin steps up to take responsibility for the hosts – and gives Schreiber in the Dresden goal no chance to make the save. Braunschweig lead!

68'

Substitution

Jakob Lemmer

Kennedy Okpala

68'

Mehmet Can Aydın

GOAL!

2:1

Penalty

Goal probability

77 %

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.

107.69 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.

11 m

0:25

Penalty for Eintracht!

The resulting corner leads to a penalty for Braunschweig. Raschl very foolishly pulls Hoti's shirt, causing the home side's defender to go down. Penalty for Eintracht!

66'

Post!

Braunschweig win the ball back and immediately go on the attack. Via substitute Junior Zé, the ball finds its way to Sturm, whose deflected shot hits the left post. Lucky escape for the away side.

64'

Substitution

Junior Zé

Samuele Di Benedetto

63'

Eintracht step up the pace

Since the restart, Braunschweig have been the more dominant side. However, this has yet to be reflected on the scoreboard.

61'

Hauptmann down

The captain of the away side is caught by Opoku. After a brief moment to catch his breath, the Dresden stalwart is able to continue.

58'

Dangerous

Dynamo Dresden combine well through the opposition's lines and play the ball into the centre. However, no Dresden players can get a meaningful touch, and Eintracht manage to clear the situation.

52'

Di Benedetto!

Immediately another chance for the Lower Saxons. Di Benedetto shoots from the edge of Dresden's penalty area – Hauptmann deflects the shot, causing the attempt to narrowly miss the target.

51'

Chance for Urbich

Ehlers' long ball finds Urbich, who sets himself up nicely in the Dresden penalty area, but pulls his shot wide from a tight angle. There was more on offer there!

48'

Spine-tingling atmosphere

After a spontaneous minute of silence for the supporter who passed away shortly before the match, observed by fans of both sides at the start of the second half, the Braunschweig end breaks into "Once a Lion, always a Lion" in remembrance.

46'

Double substitution on both sides

For Braunschweig, Katterbach and Urbich replace Di Michele Sanchez and goalscorer Entrup. For Dresden, Raschl and Straudi are on in place of Sterner and Wagner.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 7

Tragic news

Unfortunately, it has been confirmed during the break that the fan involved in the medical emergency before kick-off tragically passed away on the way to the hospital.

Half-time: Braunschweig 1-1 Dresden

We go in level at the break after a thoroughly entertaining opening 45 minutes. Rapp put the visitors ahead after three minutes, but the Lower Saxons hit back just moments later through Entrup. Wagner then struck the crossbar for Dresden, while Sturm had the best chances for the hosts. A spectacular end-to-end contest – everything is still up for grabs here!

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Noah Katterbach

Fabio Di Michele Sanchez

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Jan Urbich

Maximilian Entrup

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Simon Straudi

Jonas Sterner

45'

+ 4

Substitution

Tobias Raschl

Robert Wagner

Half-time

45'

+ 1

Stoppage Time

Four minutes of stoppage time are added at the end of the first half.

45'

Blocked

Marie plays a catastrophic mispass straight to the feet of Bobzien, who immediately makes his way towards the Eintracht goal. He shoots, but there are too many bodies in the way.

Prominent

Braunschweig's attack is causing serious alarm in Dresden's defence.

43'

Okpala a key asset

He has contested the most duels of all players and won an outstanding 71 per cent of them.

42'

Okpala from distance

Braunschweig clear the free kick from the right flank out of the penalty area, where Okpala immediately pulls the trigger from distance. Hoffmann is in the right spot to make the stop.

41'

Hoti also booked

Hoti stops Okpala on the flank with a tactical foul and picks up a yellow as well.

41'

Yellow card

Andi Hoti

40'

Flick fires over the bar

Braunschweig's high press is making its mark deep in the opposition's half. After a series of indirect passes, Eintracht combine their way through to Flick, whose long-range effort whistles just over the Dresden goal.

38'

Yellow card for Bobzien

The Dresden player lunges in on Sturm just outside the opposition's penalty area and is the next player to be shown a yellow card.

38'

Yellow card

Ben Bobzien

36'

Vermeij fires wide

A low cross finds Vermeij, but his shot goes wide of the left post.

35'

Dresden on the front foot

The visitors are winning the ball back quickly and looking to put on pressure.

35'

Ball Recovery Time

Ball Recovery Time gives the time in seconds in which it takes a team to win back the ball following a loss of possession. It also allows conclusions to be drawn about a team's style of play. Only time when the ball is in play is counted (i.e. no breaks in play such as for goal-kicks, throw-ins etc).

EBS

SGD

26.5 s

15.9 s

0:16

Good stop

Sturm cuts inside and looks to shoot from range, but Schreiber is on hand and parries to the side.

32'

Wagner has to be careful

Wagner stops a counter with a foul, leaving the Braunschweig players asking for a second yellow card. Di Benedetto reacts the loudest and is shown a yellow card for his protests.

31'

Yellow card

Samuele Di Benedetto

31'

Marie receives a yellow card

Marie wants a free-kick of his own and then fouls Wagner in frustration. That's a booking.

30'

Yellow card

Max Marie

28'

Treatment break

Di Benedetto is down on the ground after a collision and needs to receive treatment. After a brief stoppage, the Braunschweig player is able to continue.

26'

Rossipal fires over the bar

The visitors show another sign of attacking intent. Rossipal takes his chance from deep, but his left-footed shot from a half-left position goes well over the Braunschweig goal.

23'

As expected

Dynamo have had more possession (58 per cent). Braunschweig have won more duels (55 per cent). That's pretty much exactly as one would have anticipated. The shots on goal tally is level (4-4).

21'

Sturm? Just wide!

Braunschweig win the ball back in their own half and push forward at pace on the counter-attack. The ball travels via Entrup and Opoku to Sturm, who fires his shot just wide of the right post from the edge of the penalty area.

18'

Dresden pushing forward

The visitors combine their way into the Braunschweig penalty area, getting in several attempts on goal, but each effort is successfully charged down.

15'

First Goals

Rapp's opener was his first goal for Dynamo – only his seventh goal overall in his 215th second-division appearance. Entrup's goal, on the other hand, was his first Bundesliga 2 goal.

12'

Di Michele Sanchez tests Schreiber

Sturm plays Di Michele Sanchez through on the left edge of the penalty area, but his shot poses no major problems for Schreiber.

11'

Opoku shoots wide

Entrup sets up his strike partner Opoku in the opposition's half. The Braunschweig player drives forward to the edge of the penalty area and lets fly, but his shot is well wide to the right.

This is far from stable defending

Both teams have now conceded 11 goals each - if it continues like this, we can look forward to a goal fest...

0:20

Crossbar!

The attacking festival continues. Wagner tries his luck from the edge of the box and nearly fires home a thunderbolt! Hoffmann is beaten, but the powerful strike rattles the crossbar, bounces down towards the line and away.

Too central

Rapp tries his luck from a central position, but his shot is straight at Hoffmann, who has no trouble holding on to it.

Entrup responds immediately!

What a start to this match! The hosts hit back straight away. Aydin crosses from the right half-space and finds Entrup in the Dresden penalty area, whose first-time finish finds the back of the net. Schreiber gets a touch on the ball but cannot prevent it from going in. 1-1 here in Braunschweig!

Maximilian Entrup

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:M. Can Aydın

Goal probability

9 %

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.

9.94 m

Rapp fires Dresden in front

The visitors take an early lead. Hoffmann can only parry a corner from the right side into the danger zone, and Rapp takes full advantage, hammering a low shot into the corner to open the scoring.

Nicolai Rapp

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:A. Muhamedbegović

Goal probability

27 %

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.

85.58 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.

9.13 m

Early Yellow!

Less than 20 seconds played, and Wagner is already in the book after catching his opponent high on the boot.

The ball is rolling!

We're finally underway in Braunschweig too after that 15-minute delay.

Yellow card

Robert Wagner

Kick-off!

Kick-off is imminent!

The teams are coming onto the pitch, so the kick-off should take place in just a few moments.

Kick-off delayed

There is a medical emergency in the stands, which is why the match will kick off 15 minutes late.

Bottom of the table

Following Darmstadt's victory on Friday evening, Dynamo have dropped to last place. However, with a win, they would move up and overtake Braunschweig, among others.

Difficult starts

Both teams have lost three of their first four matches and have only three points each to their name. The loser will likely be settling in at the bottom of the table for quite some time.

Dresden team news

Stamm, on the other hand, makes two changes. Keller is back after serving a suspension and replaces Müller in the starting XI, while new signing Okpala makes his first start in place of Lemmer.

Braunschweig team news

Kornetka fields the same starting XI that put in a strong first half in Osnabrück last time out before falling to a 3-1 defeat.

Starting line-up: Eintracht Braunschweig

Formation:4-5-1

Starting line-up: SG Dynamo Dresden

Formation:4-3-3

Kornetka on facing Dresden

"Dynamo are a good opponent, as we saw last season [...] They're a well-managed team with a clear plan. We're going into what we expect to be an exciting match full of anticipation and confidence."

Thomas Stamm on facing Braunschweig

"After the last two matches, we are focusing very strongly on ourselves. We want and need to do a few things better. We are not unsettled."

1:45

Watch: Top 5 goals from Matchday 4

Stamm searching for more

Dresden coach Thomas Stamm has only picked up one point in four matches against Braunschweig (two defeats with Dresden, one draw and one defeat with Freiburg II).

Ehlers against former club

Braunschweig defender Kevin Ehlers spent seven years in Dynamo's academy, making 28 Bundesliga 2 and 65 3. Liga appearances for Dynamo. He won promotion with them to Bundesliga 2 in 2021 and was relegated twice.

Braunschweig blues for Dresden

Eintracht won both fixtures against Dynamo last season (2-1 at home, 3-2 away) and are unbeaten in five matches against Dresden (three wins, two draws).

2:10

Watch: Eintracht Braunschweig 2-1 Dynamo Dresden - previous meeting

The hosts got the better of Dresden last time they visited the Eintracht-Stadion, recording a 2-1 win at the end of the campaign.

2:14

Watch: Osnabrück 3-1 Eintracht Braunschweig - last time out

Braunschweig were comfortably beaten by newly promoted Osnabrück last weekend, which made it three consecutive defeats for them.

2:13

Watch: Dynamo Dresden 1-2 Bochum - last time out

Dresden fell to defeat at home to Bochum on Matchday 4, with the hosts unable to complete a turnaround after Bochum went into the break with a 2-0 lead.

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