Frisia II wins dramatically: Coach Abraham with a last-minute goal!

Frisia II wins dramatically: Coach Abraham with a last-minute goal!

In a thrilling duel in the district football league, WSC Frisia II won the derby against FSV Jever 4-3 on October 26, 2025. This exciting match took place in Jever and offered fans numerous highlights and twists. Coach Sascha Abraham only scored the decisive goal in the final phase of the game, which caused a real thrill in the final minutes.

Frisia II got off to a brilliant start when Jannis Andrzejewski took the lead with a spectacular dream goal in the first half. But the joy didn't last long, because FSV Jever was able to find its way back into the game after a few mistakes in Frisia's defense and was ahead 2-1 at halftime. There is a lot of praise for Leon Peter Herrn, Frisia's goalkeeper, who made brilliant saves in several 1-1 situations and prevented anything worse from happening.

A game full of emotions

After the half-time break, Jever quickly equalized, which further heated up the game. But Frisia II remained calm and came back at the crucial moment. The game was characterized by a strong fighting spirit on the part of Wilhelmshaven, which coach Abraham also emphasized in his statements after the game.「He is proud of his team's performance, which pulled itself together in a difficult phase and deserved the victory.」

Frank Poedtke, coach of FSV Jever, however, seemed frustrated after the defeat as his team's many individual mistakes made him thoughtful. Despite the defeat, Jever remains in a solid sixth place in the table - a bright spot in this turbulent season.

The table and the next games

In the same breath, it must be mentioned that VfL lost 4-0 in their match against strong opponents Lehmden/Jaderberg, which means they are now at the bottom of the table. The places in the district league are fiercely contested, which makes every game a decisive moment.

Here is a look at the current table:

Fans can look forward to the upcoming games: Jever will next face SV Ofenerdiek, while Frisia II will have to play against TV Metjendorf. It remains to be seen how the teams will fare in these encounters.

The district league, as the lowest league in the German football league system, offers many exciting duels this season. It is administered by numerous district associations and includes a large number of teams that can hope for promotion to the higher leagues, as has been seen in Salzwedel and Hagen in recent years. A look at the district league shows the diversity and intensity that amateur sport has to offer.