Dresden Stun 1860[/b]
In a pulsating first half, Tobias Kempe gave Dresden an early lead with a sublime free-kick.
Idir Ouali doubled the hosts' advantage after just ten minutes with another spectacular effort into the top corner. Robert Koch made it 3-0 when he capitalized on a mistake by 1860 keeper Gabor Kiraly, before an Anthony Losilla own goal gave the visitors a lifeline. However, Koch soon grabbed his second of the evening to put Dresden 4-1 up at half-time. Both sides spurned promising opportunities after the restart, but despite Daniel Adlung's late consolation in the 89th minute it was a comprehensive defeat for the Munich club, who has now suffered three consecutive losses in the league. Dresden, meanwhile, remains in the relegation play-off place, but are now just three points off safety. In the table, the Dresdner shortened as the 16th residue to a non-relegation zone on three points. The Lions disclosed in the first game under interim coach Markus von Ahlen again glaring defensive weaknesses. Tobias Kempe led the prestigious Dresden evening with a direct free-kick from 20 meters one which was in the 5th minute. Interesting was also Idir Oualis' move, coming at the right angle. Also, the first goal went to the account of a man from Dresden: Anthony Losilla who met with a failed rescue operation into his own net in the 26th minute. In the second section was still 1860 to 2:4 by Daniel Adlung (89).
27,344 enthusiastic spectators in Dresden before the hosts were the better team from the start and were aggressive and combination safe. Only after the third goal, which achieved cooking after a mistake by goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly 1860 from about 30 meters to Dresden withdrew and was punished promptly. However, Koch's second goal left the home side go soothes and ovations from the audience in the cabin. After the break, the eight-time East German champion Dresden acted subdued, but without losing control of the game. Luck had the Saxons, as Andreas Ludwig narrowly failed (53). As a result, the hosts increased the pace, but were better scoring chances unused and conceded just before the end of the second goal. As already comes to mind from my heart. I do not hope that we have now missed our powder, the coach said with a look at the game in Aue on Thursday. Markus von Ahlen, who replaced a week ago Funkel as coach in 1860, was operated completely after his debut: Today we have found no means of Dresden has forced the error to us.
In a pulsating first half, Tobias Kempe gave Dresden an early lead with a sublime free-kick.
Idir Ouali doubled the hosts' advantage after just ten minutes with another spectacular effort into the top corner. Robert Koch made it 3-0 when he capitalized on a mistake by 1860 keeper Gabor Kiraly, before an Anthony Losilla own goal gave the visitors a lifeline. However, Koch soon grabbed his second of the evening to put Dresden 4-1 up at half-time. Both sides spurned promising opportunities after the restart, but despite Daniel Adlung's late consolation in the 89th minute it was a comprehensive defeat for the Munich club, who has now suffered three consecutive losses in the league. Dresden, meanwhile, remains in the relegation play-off place, but are now just three points off safety. In the table, the Dresdner shortened as the 16th residue to a non-relegation zone on three points. The Lions disclosed in the first game under interim coach Markus von Ahlen again glaring defensive weaknesses. Tobias Kempe led the prestigious Dresden evening with a direct free-kick from 20 meters one which was in the 5th minute. Interesting was also Idir Oualis' move, coming at the right angle. Also, the first goal went to the account of a man from Dresden: Anthony Losilla who met with a failed rescue operation into his own net in the 26th minute. In the second section was still 1860 to 2:4 by Daniel Adlung (89).
27,344 enthusiastic spectators in Dresden before the hosts were the better team from the start and were aggressive and combination safe. Only after the third goal, which achieved cooking after a mistake by goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly 1860 from about 30 meters to Dresden withdrew and was punished promptly. However, Koch's second goal left the home side go soothes and ovations from the audience in the cabin. After the break, the eight-time East German champion Dresden acted subdued, but without losing control of the game. Luck had the Saxons, as Andreas Ludwig narrowly failed (53). As a result, the hosts increased the pace, but were better scoring chances unused and conceded just before the end of the second goal. As already comes to mind from my heart. I do not hope that we have now missed our powder, the coach said with a look at the game in Aue on Thursday. Markus von Ahlen, who replaced a week ago Funkel as coach in 1860, was operated completely after his debut: Today we have found no means of Dresden has forced the error to us.