The sixth matchday of the 2. Bundesliga concluded with a 2-2 draw between Dynamo Dresden and Hannover 96.
The first half proved to be particularly dynamic, offering an entertaining exchange of attacks between the two teams. Hannover initially took the lead through Benedikt Pichler in the eleventh minute. Dynamo Dresden struggled to find their offensive rhythm initially, but a fortunate own goal by Virgil Ghizä (35th minute) and a goal from Nils Fröling (41st minute) swiftly reversed the scoreline. However, Hannover responded before halftime, leveling the match with a goal from Noël Aséko.
The second half saw a significant shift in momentum, primarily influenced by a red card issued to Dynamo Dresden’s Vinko Sapina in the 54th minute. Sapina’s challenge on an opponent in midfield, involving a raised foot, resulted in immediate ejection. Despite playing with a numerical disadvantage, Dynamo Dresden effectively defended their position and secured a point.
As a consequence of the draw, Hannover 96 drops to third place in the league table, while Dynamo Dresden climbs to 14th. Hannover’s next fixture is scheduled for Sunday against Bielefeld, while Dynamo Dresden faces Darmstadt on Friday.
Elsewhere in Sunday’s afternoon matches, Holstein Kiel secured a 3-0 victory over Karlsruher SC and Fortuna Düsseldorf lost 0-3 to SV Darmstadt 98.
