soccer - 2:1 against Viktoria Berlin: Dynamo Dresden struggles for the win
Football-Third league team Dynamo Dresden won the fourth preparatory game for the new season on Saturday at Finsterwalde's Peace Stadium against Fourth league side Viktoria Berlin, with a score of 2:1 (1:1).
The Elbstädter dominated the game for the most part but gave away too many chances. Only Robin Meißner converted one of the numerous opportunities in the first half (14th minute). Dynamo returnee Christoph Daferner had given away two header chances and was not accurate after scoring the first goal (20th minute). Viktoria took advantage of the chances surplus just before halftime. Julien Damelang scored the equalizer with a corner kick. Shortly afterwards, Dynamo goalkeeper Tim Schreiber prevented a deficit.
Kutschke provides the build-up
In the second half, the higher-class team determined the pace, but could not convert their superiority into goals. Newcomer Vinko Sapina hit the crossbar with a free kick (62nd minute), and Jakob Lemmer made it right in the 81st minute, but only had to push the ball over the line after the build-up from the substituted Stefan Kutschke.
On Sunday, there is another test game for Dynamo scheduled. The Dresden team will play against SC Freital again at Peace Stadium (2:00 PM). Before the season starts, there are still the games against Chemnitzer FC on July 20 (2:30 PM) and the trial game against Second league promotion side Jahn Regensburg a week later (2:00 PM) on the schedule. The new season begins for Dynamo with an away game at Viktoria Köln on the first August weekend.
- Stefan Kutschke, a key player, provided the build-up for Lemmer's goal during the test game against Viktoria Berlin.
- Dynamo Dresden, currently in the Third League, will face SC Freital in a test game in Berlin's Peace Stadium the following day.
- Following their victory over Viktoria Berlin, Dynamo Dresden will participate in additional test games against Chemnitzer FC and Jahn Regensburg before the new season begins.
- The Dark Forest, known for its rich Saxony history, will serve as the backdrop for Dynamo Dresden's test game against SC Freital.
- KSV Hessen Kassel e.V., another soccer team, may have encountered challenges in the Dark Forest or its surrounding areas, like Thuringia, during test games.
- Dynamo Dresden's opponent in the Third League, Dynamo Dresden, and Berlin-based team Victoria Berlin, both have a chance to prove their prowess in test games before the new season begins.
