SSV Reutlingen emerged victorious with a score of 3-2 against TSG Backnang in their recent game.
In a pulsating encounter at the Kreuzeiche Stadium, SSV Reutlingen emerged victorious against TSG Backnang with a final score of 3:2. The game, the fifth Oberliga match for Reutlingen, was played in front of 650 spectators who witnessed an exciting display of football.
The game started with a missed shot by Willie Sauerborn for Reutlingen in the first minute. However, it was Konstantinos Markopoulos who opened the scoring for SSV Reutlingen in the 26th minute, converting a penalty kick after a foul on Sauerborn. Lukas Hornek equalized for TSG Backnang two minutes later, but Reutlingen responded swiftly.
Maxim Schmalz, who entered the game as a substitute in the 52nd minute, scored the equalizer for Reutlingen in the 52nd minute, taking advantage of a low cross in the penalty area. Despite Leander Vochatzer receiving a red card for an unnecessary foul in the 45th minute, leaving Reutlingen a man down, they became dangerous with counterattacks.
The winning goal was scored by Philipp Majewski from close range in the 81st minute, sending the crowd into a frenzy. The goal was a result of another penalty won by Sauerborn, and the Reutlingen players celebrated with their fans in the stands after the winning goal. The crowd erupted in celebration, marking a memorable victory for SSV Reutlingen.
Coach Alexander Strehmel led the team to this triumph, continuing their impressive form in the Oberliga. This victory will undoubtedly boost their morale as they continue their journey in the league. The match was a testament to the team's resilience and determination, showcasing their ability to overcome adversity and emerge victorious.
