Essen and Dynamo Dresden separated in a 1-1 draw. The signs had indicated victory in favor of Dresden. However, the 90 minutes showed that SG Dynamo Dresden fell short of the role of favorite.
Isaiah Young gave Rot-Weiss Essen a 1-0 lead after 23 minutes. There were no noteworthy scenes until the change of sides, so the provisional result was also valid at the start of the second round. Essen’s Andreas Wiegel received a red card from the referee (52 ‘), a few minutes later Markus took Max Kulke off the pitch and relied on the qualities of Manuel Schäffler (59’). In the final round, Christoph Dabrowski made a double change. Lawrence Ennali and Luca Wollschläger enter in place of Young and Ron Berlinski (79 ‘). Shortly before the end of the match, Schäffler and his teammates celebrated his 89th-minute goal, which led to the equalizer. The 1: 1 division was finally sealed when the impartial farmer (Mainz) canceled the match after 90 minutes.
There is a lot to do for Rot-Weiss Essen. Because the record of eight points in six home games leaves room for improvement. One point was enough for the home team to move up the rankings. Essen are now in 13th place with 13 points Three wins, four draws and five losses contribute to Rot-Weiss Essen’s snapshot.
Despite winning one point, Dynamo Dresden dropped to fifth in the standings. The guests recorded a total of six wins, three draws and three defeats. The series in which Dresden is unbeaten has already lasted seven games.
Next Saturday Essen will travel to SV Waldhof Mannheim, while SG Dynamo Dresden will host 1. FC Saarbrücken.
