ECDC Memmingen triumphs 3-0 - defensive performance delights 1,850 fans!

ECDC Memmingen triumphs 3-0 - defensive performance delights 1,850 fans!

In a thrilling duel that took place on October 4, 2025, it was “all clear” for the GEFRO Indians from Memmingen against the team from Deggendorf. With an impressive 3-0 win in front of almost 1,850 spectators, the Memmingen team demonstrated that they can play at the top. Despite a lack of personnel because defenders Patrick Kurz and Sven Schirrmacher were unavailable, the players under coach Daniel Huhn showed a strong defensive team performance.

The first half was characterized by tactics and ended goalless. Both teams acted defensively well, so that numerous chances for the spectators could only be imagined. In the 23rd minute, Brett Ouderkirk finally broke the silence and scored 1-0 for the Indians. Denis Fominych added in the 33rd minute and increased the score to 2-0. In the final third, Deggendorf tried everything, putting the goalkeeper on the bench and bringing in an additional player for the attack, but the Memmingen defense held firm. Even when they were outnumbered (4 against 6), they didn't allow any opponents to score. Eddy Homjakovs made the final score 3-0 in the final phase. Justus Roth celebrated his first “0” in the Memmingen jersey.

Outlook for the next games

The next game for the GEFRO Indians is next Sunday. SC Rießersee is expected in Memmingen at 6 p.m. Fans can look forward to an exciting game, especially since the Indians want to show the same determination with which they defeated Deggendorf. Further information and current news about the Memmingen Indians can be found at memmingen-indians.de be read.

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