Penalty flood at RW Darmstadt in the Heimstättensiedlung

DARMSTADT/MUNSTER – Darmstadt/Muenster. In the Bundesliga, Rot-Weiss Darmstadt beat SV der Bosnian Frankfurt 5-1 on Sunday. Next Thursday (Ascension Day) the Red and Whites are challenged in the district cup final against Viktoria Griesheim. SV Münster took another step towards relegation with a 1-0 win at Dersim Rüsselsheim.

Rot-Weiss Darmstadt – SV the Bosnians in Frankfurt 5: 1 (2: 1). The game was conducted with an open visor. Darmstadt had many chances in the early stages to take a clear lead, but the hosts lacked composure. Bohn (5th) converted a hand penalty for the Reds and Whites, Neumann (17th) headed the ball to make it 2-0. However, the guests didn’t give up and scored a goal through Hayashi (45’+2) with a penalty kick. In the second round it was Bohn who made it 3-1 with a hand penalty (53′) before Pepe (58′) scored to make it 4-1. Frankfurt’s Adrovic (65th) had to leave the field shortly afterwards with yellow-red; Bohn (79th) scored the final score with another penalty kick. “It was an extremely hectic game from the beginning with many scenes in the goal area, it was an open exchange of blows. We missed the clear lead in the first quarter of an hour, so it was a lot of patchwork,” said RW coach Dominik Lohrer. “SV never gave up, they were the strong team we expected. Hats off to them not giving up.”

Rot-Weiß Darmstadt: Köpke – Konjicija (64th Höhl), Bohn, Kalbfleisch, Uzun – Baldes (46th Deusser), Gruner (76th Motzel), Neumann – Sancak, Tala, Pepe. Goals: 1: 0 Bohn (5th / penalty), 2: 0 Neumann (17th), 2: 1 Hayashi (45th + 2 / penalty), 3: 1 Bohn (53rd / penalty), 4: 1 Pepe (58th), 5: 1 Bohn (79th / penalty), red card: Adrovic (65th / Frankfurt). Referee: Föhrenbacher (TuS Katzenelnbogen-Klingenbach), spectators: 150.

Dersim Ruesselsheim – SV Munster 0: 1 (0: 1). Münster had to struggle with a few absentees, but the guests played with great commitment and took the lead early on with a header from Huther (4th). Dersim’s goalkeeper Jurisic saved against Tareq Hamed (48′) and then also against Ries (53′), Huther (53′) and Defigus (61′). “Respect to my boys, it was outstanding. They implemented everything and brought what we set out to do with passion and ambition,” said SV coach Naser Selmanaj. He emphasized that with “passion and vigour, a giant step towards staying up in the league” was made.

SV Münster:Wärmel – Seib, Schrom, Yildirim, Anton Sahitolli – Arian Sahitolli, Anas Hamed, Defigus (84. Joao Stork) – Ries (90.+1 billion), Tareq Hamed, Huther (75. Douglas Stork). Goal: 0:1 Huther (4th), referee: Stübing (SV Breitenborn), spectators: 250.