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FC Lokomotive Leipzig

08-17 21:30

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Schalke 04

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FC Lokomotive Leipzig

Schalke 04

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137

143

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116′

N. Katić

116′

F.Abderrahmane

115′

D. Ziane

112′

V.Becker

107′

0-1

B. Lasme

Assist: N. Katić

105′

l.zimmer

D·Grozinger

96′

P.Verkamp

A.Siebeck

End 0-0

90′

Adrian Gantenbein

K. Karaman

80′

B. Lasme

m.gruger

80′

Mertcan Ayhan

H. Kurucay

78′

D. Ziane

S. Maderer

69′

J. Bachmann

E.Hojlund

69′

F. Sánchez

T. Becker

65′

D. Čevis

Christoph·Maier

65′

K.Mingi

J.Arcalean

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

FC Lokomotive Leipzig held Schalke 04 to a goalless draw in the DFB Pokal first round on Sunday, August 17, 2025, forcing the tie to be decided by a penalty shootout. The match at the Bruno-Plache-Stadion was a tense and gritty affair, with the fourth-tier Regionalliga Nordost side putting in a heroic defensive shift against the 2. Bundesliga giants. Schalke 04 dominated possession but found it difficult to break down a resilient and well-organized Lokomotive Leipzig backline. The home team created a few dangerous counter-attacking opportunities but lacked the final touch to snatch a winner. The key moment came late in regular time when Schalke had a goal disallowed for a marginal offside, a decision that prolonged the stalemate. With no extra time in the early rounds of the DFB Pokal, the match proceeded directly to penalties, where the underdog's dream was ultimately realized or shattered. The result is a testament to Lokomotive Leipzig's disciplined performance and a potential cup upset in the making, depending on the shootout outcome. Schalke's manager expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert chances, while the Leipzig coach hailed his players' incredible effort.