With a 1-1 draw at front-runner Dynamo Dresden, FC Bayern's U23s returned to Munich.
Lukas Welzmüller made a premiere in the red jersey.
Dresden - respectable success for the little Bavarians.
With a 1-1 draw after falling behind on Wednesday evening in a catch-up game against leaders Dynamo Dresden, the talent shed of the record champions rehabilitated for the previous 0-1 home defeat against Viktoria Köln.
The cushion to the relegation zone could thus be expanded to five points.
Coach Holger Seitz was then “especially proud of the way we played football today”.
FC Bayern II: Top talent Torben Rhein celebrates starting eleven debut in the 3rd division
While the only 18-year-old Torben Rhein and winter transfer Dimitri Oberlin celebrated their starting eleven debuts at Bayern, there was no lack of Munich connection with the hosts.
In addition to the two ex-Bavarians Paul Will and Jonathan Meier, the Dresden team also started with two former Lions: Christoph Daferner and Philipp Hosiner.
A combination of two ex-Munichers brought the quick opening goal for the hosts: Daferner headed a corner from Wills (9th minute).
As a result, the guests offered hearty defiance;
After a foul on Rhein, veteran Maximilian Welzmüller converted the due free kick from 18 meters to equalize (68.).
According to his own statement, Welzmüller owes his first goal since 2017 to “my brother” Josef, who is under contract with SpVgg Unterhaching.
During a phone call in the afternoon, he would have told him “that I should finally meet again”.
FC Bayern II: Lenn Jastremski awards the winning goal against Dynamo Dresden
Shortly afterwards, substitute Lenn Jastremski failed to even bring the Munich team into the lead (71st), but they were also happy to return home with one point.
On Monday, Bayern II's next away game at Waldhof Mannheim is on the program.
Before the 26th matchday, the hosts have four points and two places ahead of the FC Bayern U23 in ninth place.
(MATTHIAS HORNER)
