Six goals, thrilling game play, a saved penalty shortly before the end: After a spectacular home win, Eintracht Braunschweig is again very close to the promotion places of the 3rd football league. “A great victory. The three points can give us a lot of momentum, ”said midfielder Robin Krauße after the 4: 2 (2: 1) win against the previous table runner-up Borussia Dortmund II.
Braunschweig - This fast-paced game in front of 9,000 spectators was only decided shortly before the end.
When the score was 3: 2, Braunschweig goalkeeper Jasmin Fejzic steered a penalty from Berkan Taz to the post (89th).
In stoppage time, Martin Kobylanski hit the counterattack to make it 4-2 (90th + 2).
"How happy we are together: You can see what team spirit we have," said captain Fejzic.
“We keep developing from week to week.
It's just more fun with spectators behind you. "
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The decisive man in the first 80 minutes was Braunschweig's Bryan Henning.
The 1-0 (11th) and the 2: 1 (15th) shot by the ex-Osnabrücker himself. He prepared the 3-1 through Enrique Pena Zauner in the 62nd minute.
The playfully strong BVB always stayed on and scored through the ex-Wolfsburg Ole Pohlmann to 1: 1 (13th) and through Lennard Maloney to 2: 3 (74th).
"It was a great game by both teams," said Eintracht coach Michael Schiele.
Next Sunday his team will go to TSV Havelse in the Lower Saxony Derby.
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