Rossipal’s Late Goal Stuns Dresden Sealing a 2-2 Draw for Preußen Fans

In a thrilling encounter, Preußen Münster managed to secure a 2-2 draw against Dynamo Dresden, thanks to a last-minute equalizer that kept fans on the edge of their seats. With both teams fighting hard for supremacy, the match displayed the unpredictable nature of football.

Match Highlights

Dresden’s Alexander Rossipal emerged as the standout player, scoring a stunning free-kick in the 23rd minute from 22 meters. This phenomenal strike put his team ahead before facilitating a second goal by Lars Bünning in the 71st minute.

This match marked a significant moment for Rossipal as he faced his former club. Five years ago, he was part of a Preußen team that suffered a heavy defeat against Meppen, which led to their relegation to the fourth division. Now, back from an eight-week injury layoff, his performance helped secure a vital point for Dynamo.

Game Analysis

Preußen Münster showed dominant play throughout the match, creating numerous scoring opportunities. During the first half alone, they had five promising chances, led by players such as Jano ter Horst and Rico Preißinger. However, they struggled to find the back of the net.

After halftime, Münster’s captain Jorrit Hendrix leveled the score in the 51st minute with a powerful strike from the edge of the box. The home crowd of 10,337 erupted as hope rekindled for the hosts to snatch a victory. Yet, disaster struck again when a deflection from Bünning sent the ball into his own net, putting Dresden back in the lead.

Post-Match Reactions

Preußen’s coach, Alexander Ende, expressed mixed feelings about the draw. He acknowledged his team’s dominant performance but also recognized the challenges they faced in staying ahead. Veteran defender Simon Scherder echoed his coach’s sentiments, emphasizing the team’s resilience and moral victory in securing a point.

• Match Date: October 13, 2025
• Final Score: Preußen Münster 2 – 2 Dynamo Dresden
• Goalscorers:
  • Alexander Rossipal (Dresden) – 23′ – Free-kick
  • Lars Bünning (Dresden) – 71′
  • Jorrit Hendrix (Münster) – 51′
  • Own Goal by Lars Bünning (Dresden) – 83′
• Attendance: 10,337

Despite the frustrations of missed chances, both teams left the field with valuable lessons. As they look ahead, Preußen Münster will aim for improvement in their upcoming match against Magdeburg, while Dynamo Dresden must address their defensive weaknesses to maintain their form.