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Horrible defeat for WSV: dream points lost at the last minute!
Rot-Weiß Oberhausen secures a thrilling 3-2 win against Wuppertaler SV in stoppage time – reports from the Halloween game.
Horrible defeat for WSV: dream points lost at the last minute!
On the evening of October 31st, Halloween evening, an exciting game was played between Wuppertaler SV and Rot-Weiß Oberhausen in the Stadion am Zoo in Wuppertal. However, WSV, which started with one of the youngest teams in the Regionalliga West, lost 2-3 in a dramatic finish.
The spectators in the stadium, which was filled with 2,436 fans, saw a thrilling duel. After WSV created numerous chances in the first half, including shots from Levin Müller and Dominic Duncan, Rot-Weiß Oberhausen took the lead in the 49th minute through Moritz Stoppelkamp. But the WSV did not give up. Daiki Kamo equalized in the 70th minute, followed by a penalty that Ronay Arabaci converted in the 76th minute after Oberhausen's Ludwig Vincent Schaub fouled in the penalty area.
Drama in the final minutes
In the 87th minute, Luca Schlax equalized for the visitors and the game seemed to be headed for a draw. But in the last minute of injury time, Lucas Halangk shocked the WSV fans with his goal to make it 3-2 for Oberhausen. Tired of the emotions, WSV coach Sebastian Tyrala expressed his frustration after the game about missing the lead. Meanwhile, RWO coach Peter Sebastian Gunkel realized that his team was not the better despite the victory. “After taking the lead, we played scaredy-cat football,” said sports director Gaetano Manno, which shows that the pressure in this league is enormous.
The market data offers interesting insights: Wuppertal's market value is around 1 million euros, while Oberhausen is valued at around 2 million euros. Special mention also went to Moritz Stoppelkamp, who scored the first goal for Oberhausen at the age of just 38, although he is often considered a “benchwarmer”.
Another goodbye
Before the game, Marvin Klotzkowski, a former WSV board member, was also bid farewell, which only increased the emotional tension on this special evening.
This Halloween game not only leaves a sporting aftertaste, but also some questions in the Wuppertal club management. With one of the youngest teams and the right motivation, WSV could perform with better self-confidence in the future. In the end, the hope remains that the situation will improve soon and the team will develop a good hand to make the next match more successful.