Dynamo Dresden wins the test match: Coach Stamm sees red!

Dynamo Dresden wins the test match: Coach Stamm sees red!

What an exciting afternoon for Dynamo Dresden! In the training camp in Windischgarsten, the team did well in the friendly against SV Ried and won 3-1, as radiodresden.de reports. Around 600 fans came to see their team play in the classic colors of black and yellow. SV Ried appeared in their green jerseys and aroused the interest of the spectators with strong actions.

The game started with a lot of enthusiasm. Dynamo started with commitment and showed offensive approaches. Aljaz Casar gave Dynamo the lead in the 60th minute with a precise shot from 17 meters. But the happiness didn't last long. Jonas Mayer equalized for Ried in the 78th minute after Dynamo lost a ball in their own penalty area. The nervousness was noticeable and the somewhat clumsy mistake cost us the lead.

Important moments and red card for the coach

The game had even more to offer! However, Dynamo quickly found their way back into the game and Claudio Kammerknecht took the lead again in the 114th minute. The final point was an own goal from Rossdorfer, who hit his own net after a cross from Tony Menzel, thus securing the final score of 3-1. Despite the joy of the victory, there were also downsides. Head coach Thomas Stamm received a red card after entering the field to defend a foul on Oehmichen. A definitely unplanned appearance for the coach!

But it wasn't just the game that brought excitement. Right at the start of the game, Nevio Zotz von Ried had to be substituted due to an injury, which forced the coaches to rethink. Jonas Ablinger came into the game in place of the injured player to bring a breath of fresh air into the Rieder ranks, as tag24.de reports. The teams had prepared optimally for the match after intensive training in the previous days, including exercises in pressing situations.

Outlook for the coming challenges

Now the Dresden team is looking forward to the next test match, which is next Sunday against the Czech team Slavia Prague. Preparations are already in full swing and anticipation is great. Another test to further refine fitness levels and game tactics before the new season begins.

Across the league, the discussion about injury risks and prevention remains current. Muscle injuries are still the most common reasons for failure, especially in intensive preparation phases, as an analysis by fussballtrauma.com shows. It is all the more important for Dynamo to get through the preparation without injury and to get off to an optimal start.