Six games, five defeats - Dynamo Dresden has to keep moving downwards.
Because against 1. FC Nürnberg, the Saxons are again too harmless offensively.
The club, on the other hand, keeps its clean slate.
Dresden - The downward trend at Dynamo Dresden has continued.
Instead of taking the fifth win of the season, the promoted player in the 2nd Bundesliga conceded his fifth defeat of the season on Sunday with a 0-1 (0-1) against 1. FC Nürnberg.
Tom Krauss (21st) scored the goal for the Franconians in front of 16,000 spectators in the Rudolf Harbig Stadium, the only second division team remaining undefeated.
“We actually played a good game.
But the last punch was missing, "said Dynamo's midfielder Heinz Mörschel and criticized:" Ultimately, the last pass and finish were missing. "Captain Sebastian Mai emphasized:" Unfortunately, we did not manage to score a goal. "
Both teams started a little cautious at first. Above all, Dresden, which had to rearrange its back four due to another injury, was initially concerned about safety. It took a quarter of an hour for the home side to shoot towards the Nürnberger Tor for the first time. Chris Löwe's free kick from around 30 meters was not a difficult task for guest goalkeeper Christian Mathenia. In contrast, the Nuremberg team, who have the best defense in the league, is different. They also acted efficiently up front: Krauss immediately took the first clear opportunity to take the lead. After a cross on the far post, the midfielder scored the 1-0. The Dresden defense was anything but solid.
But even with the new intermediate result, nothing changed in the game. The guests left the ball to Dynamo, but their staggered appearance ensured that the Saxons rarely made it dangerous into the last third. Only a shot by Heinz Mörschel (36th) from the edge of the box could have equalized, but it got too central. Two minutes earlier, craftsmen on the other side also shot just wide of the goal from the edge of the box.
After the break, there was more train in the Dresden attack game.
That was also evident in the 47th minute when Christoph Daferner headed just wide of the goal on a cross from Chris Löwe and a header from Ransford-Yeboah Königsdörffer.
There was an upset in the 62nd minute: Christopher Schindler pulled Königsdörffer to the ground shortly before the penalty area.
Dynamo demanded the red card due to the emergency brake.
But the referee only showed yellow.
Twelve minutes before the final whistle, it was Daferner again who just headed a corner after a corner kick.
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1. FC Nürnberg has missed its fourth home win in a row in the 2nd Bundesliga.
Later on, the Franks avoided their first defeat of the season in the 0-0 draw against Hannover 96 on Saturday evening.
The team of coach Robert Klauß remains the only undefeated second division team.
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Hamburger SV suffered another point loss in the fight to return to the Bundesliga.
Coach Tim Walter's team only scored 1-1 (0-1) at Erzgebirge Aue on the ninth matchday of the second division, despite having a majority, and missed a win for the second time in a row.
In front of 7750 fans, Antonio Jonjic (23rd minute) scored the surprising lead for Aue, Dirk Carlson (90th minute) on Friday evening.
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Until the final whistle, the home side pressed the equalizer, but could not override the clever club defense.
“We are very pleased and proud that we were able to celebrate an away win with the strong home team from Dresden.
It wasn't a nice game, but we're happy to take it with us, ”said Klauss.
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