Dynamo Dresden wins 3: 1 - Trainer Stamm sees red in the test game!

Dynamo Dresden wins 3: 1 - Trainer Stamm sees red in the test game!

In an exciting test game on July 5, 2025, Dynamo Dresden defeated SV Ried 3-1. The duel took place in the Dana Arena in Windischgarsten, where both teams were on the pitch twice for 60 minutes. The atmosphere was characterized by a lot of effort and some small nods that kept the game alive. While the game was initially balanced, it was goalkeeper Tim Schreiber, who prevented a gap with strong parades, including a shot from Bajic in the 20th minute. Newcomers Fröling and Oehmichen were able to squeeze the Rieder defensive in the 35th minute, but did not put the leather on the net.

In the 45th minute, coach Thomas Stamm experienced an unexpected shock. After he had loudly complained about a foul on Oehmichen, referee Markus Greinecker with a red card of the field. This decision caused a lot of sensation - she later described tribe as "questionable" and explained that it was his first red card in his career. In order to inquire about how Oehmichen is doing after the foul, he briefly entered the field, which finally led to this disciplinary measure. It is particularly noteworthy that red cards can also be imposed for trainers and team officials if they violate the rules or leave the technical zone, as the regular science describes exactly [bundesliga.com].

one up and down of the events

After the dismissal, Dynamo Dresden took command. In the 60th minute, Aljaz Casar increased the pressure on the Rieder with the 1-0. But the joy of leadership was short -lived, because Jonas Mayer von Ried equalized in the 78th minute. From this point on, the game became more heated, which was reflected in increasing fouls and a game that was hardly considered.

Dynamo was not put off and scored the new lead goal by Claudio Kammerknecht in the 114th minute. Shortly before the final whistle, in the 118th minute, an own goal of Fabian Rossdorfer made the final line under the game - 3-1 for Dynamo Dresden. The victory was a successful end to the training camp, and the team is optimistic back to Dresden to underline the swing in the upcoming challenges [Saxon].

for coach Thomas Stamm, who reacted calmly and observed the action after the dismissal from the sidelines, the red card could be both a challenge and incentive. It remains to be seen whether the episode and its reaction to the referee decisions will influence its tactics in the future. However, one thing is certain: it is high in football, and the emotions are often not far away - for players as well as with trainers.

What do we take from this friendly? The warning that you can occasionally get into the crossfire of the referee decision as a trainer. And the realization that you always have to be on the hat during the games, because even small decisions can have great effects, as the regular science shows [bundesliga.com].