10
13:13
The VfL chance festival continues: A corner from the right lands on the first post, where Zwickau once again carelessly defended. Traoré works his way up but fails due to Brinkies, who lets the leather bounce off to the side.
9.
13:12
It’s burning again in the FSV penalty area! Tesche comes after a cross from the left half field from close range at the second post to the header. Brinkies reacts in a flash and scrapes the leather from the lower right corner.
6.
13:07
Tooor for VfL Osnabrück, 1:0 by Ba-Muaka Simakala
The top scorer stays cold and hits the right corner, Brinkies went in the other direction.
6.
13:07
Penalty for Osnabrück! The corner comes from Kleinhansl on the back post, where Traoré gets a header. His degree is deflected by Möker’s protruding arm. The referee points to the point!
5.
13:07
If the purple-whites have the ball, they are attacked deep in their own half by the Zwickauers. This time, however, they can free themselves via a short passing game. Traoré fills up on the right and takes out a corner.
3.
13:05
The FSV starts committed, even comes for the first time with Möker in the opposing sixteen. But that’s where the midfielder ends – his pass doesn’t reach Baumann because Gyamfi intervenes.
1.
13:01
The ball rolls! Referee Tom Bauer kicked off the game, in which VfL wore purple shirts and the swans wore red shirts.
1.
13:01
game start
12:46 p.m
VfL coach Schweinsteiger goes into the game without any changes in the starting XI compared to last week. So Noel Niemann, VfL’s best provider of assists, has to queue up after serving a red suspension. Compared to the previous week, Zwickau coach Thielemann changed his starting eleven in three positions: Because Gómez is missing because of the fifth yellow card, Göbel because of a hand surgery and Butzen because of a red card, Frick starts in defense, from Schroetter on the outside and Schneider on the offensive.
12:34
The last game against Rot-Weiss Essen ended in a scandal for FSV Zwickau. When the score was 1-1, a Swans fan threw a beer at the referee after the half-time whistle and the game was abandoned. According to the current status, it looks like the game will be rated 2-0 for RWE. The FSV has also rarely been able to convince in terms of football – the Swans only got one point in the last three games.
12:22
VfL was able to win its last two games: against Elversberg and against Halle there was a 1-0 victory. In both games, VfL top scorer Ba-Muaka Simakala made the difference with his goals. The fact that the last two games could be won without conceding a goal is also due to the outstanding defense chief this season: Timo Beermann is almost invincible, especially in the air, and is the main person responsible for keeping the purple-whites’ defensive apparatus together.
12:14
It’s a duel of opposites today at the Bremen Bridge. While VfL Osnabrück is in the race for promotion places, FSV Zwickau is in last place in the 3rd division. For Zwickau it is almost a must-win game to at least keep the chance of staying in the third division alive. The swans are currently missing a whole seven points on the saving bank. VfL, on the other hand, can draw level with the Saxons after the 1-1 draw in Dresden. In the event of a thumping victory, you could even overtake Dynamo and go into the next matchday on the relegation place.
12:00 p.m
Welcome to the 34th matchday in the 3rd division! VfL Osnabrück opened the third division Sunday at 1 p.m. at their home Bremer Brücke against FSV Zwickau.