VfB Stuttgart II loses 0: 2 outnumbered against Dynamo Dresden

VfB Stuttgart II loses 0: 2 outnumbered against Dynamo Dresden

In the duel of the second team of VfB Stuttgart against the SG Dynamo Dresden, the tension dissolved in a spectacular way when the Stuttgarters could not convince in the away game and lost 0: 2. The game took place at the 3rd division and remains a concise example of the difficulties that the Stuttgart second representation has this season.

The encounter started with little highlight, and the first few minutes were characterized by nervous palpation. While Dynamo Dresden formed defensively, the Stuttgart sought paths to break through the compact defense of the home team. But the offensive of the Stuttgart remained passive and could never be dangerous. The first chance belonged to the home side, who took the lead in the 15th minute thanks to Christoph Daferner. A precise passport made it possible for him to lift the goal of the Stuttgart.

fought first half

After the lead goal by Daferner, SG Dynamo Dresden dominated the events on the square. VfB Stuttgart II, on the other hand, showed little creativity in the attack and could hardly cause danger. Several attempts were broken by an impressive defensive of the Dresdeners. Even when Benjamin Boakye brought a tight shot into play shortly after the goal, the result remained unchanged because the ball was blocked.

The Stuttgart defense was still able to withstand the pressure in the course of the first half. A header from the Dresden Vinko Safina was heavily parried by Stuttgart goalkeeper Dennis Seimen and landed on the crossbar. Despite this rescue, the 0-1 defeat remained at halftime, and the team from Stuttgart did not seem willing to start the second half with a fresh fighting spirit.

turning point in the second half

After the half -time break, the referee's placet was not long in coming. A serious mistake by Dominik Nothnagel in the game structure made the Stuttgart gave up in a tactically dangerous situation. However, the already warned Samuele di Benedetto was shown the second yellow card, which the Stuttgart team brought out for the remaining 30 minutes. Dresden had previously hit the post, which gave the game of intensity and drama.

Despite several changes by the Stuttgart coach Markus Fiedler, who tried to bring a breath of fresh air to the team, the Stuttgart offensive performance remained weak. The pressure of the Dresdner remained constant, and this finally led to the second goal through Tony Menzel in the 72nd minute. A beautiful flank run from Sapina, after a deception in midfield, ended with a header of the free -standing Menzel.

After this goal, the result for the Dynamo Dresden was no longer in danger. They confidently checked the game and did not let VfB Stuttgart II come near their goal line. An urgent example of the shortcomings and challenges with which the Stuttgart are currently confronted.

The next challenge for the Stuttgart is expected against FC Ingolstadt on September 14th, while Dresden is preparing for the away game at TSV 1860 Munich. While the Dresdeners go into the upcoming encounters, VfB Stuttgart II will urgently have to search for solutions to finally score.