Zwickauer take the lead
The Munich team immediately switched to attack mode and earned three corners in a row. However, the Zwickauers were vigilant and survived the brief urge phase without any problems. From then on, a combat-focused game developed at eye level.
This continued until the 36th minute when the hosts launched a promising attack. After a wide Horn cross, Marco Schikora extended the ball with the back of his head. Dominic Baumann switched immediately and fired the ball into the mesh while spinning. The Zwickau leadership went into the cabins. Well deserved for the West Saxons, who were a bit cleverer than the lions in the first half.
Sending off against Lokotsch – Löwen turn the game around
That should change after the break. Lars Lokotsch did his team a disservice in the 47th minute and saw red after a kung fu kick against Niklas Lang. The Zwickau team couldn’t digest the shock and equalized in the 68th minute through substitute Merveille Biankadi.
Bitter for Zwickau, four minutes later the lions made it 2-1. Dennis Dressel put through to Marcel Bär, who slammed the ball past Johannes Brinkies into the net. Although the FSV kickers still tried to turn things around, they didn’t emit any great danger. Kevin Goden (90+1), who had come into play a minute earlier, put the lid on the visitors with a 3-1 win. All in all, Zwickau had no chance against unleashed lions in the second half.
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