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GER Bundesliga 2
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Preuben Munster
1. FC Magdeburg
Attacks
96
118
Dangerous Attacks
54
51
Ball Possession
48
52
On Target
2
6
Off Target
6025
3020
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End 1-3
95′
1-3
R. Tachie
Assist: n.pesch
88′
A. A. Holmstrom
M. Zukowski
86′
T. Paetow
N. Koulis
86′
n.pesch
B. Atik
82′
P. Hercher
81′
I. Rondić
Y.Bouchama
80′
1-2
E. Amenyido
Assist: Y.Bouchama
72′
J. Heuer
72′
0-2
M. Zukowski
Assist: C. Krempicki
67′
C. Krempicki
L. Ulrich
67′
J. Hugonet
F. Michel
67′
R. Tachie
R.Ghrieb
65′
O. B. Meier
J. Mees
65′
M. Schulz
O. Wilhelmsson
65′
L.Lokotsch
R. Preißinger
54′
R. Preißinger
Halftime 0-1
47′
M. Zukowski
44′
J. Hendrix
39′
F. Michel
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Match Info
Preußen Münster fell to a 3-1 defeat at home against a strong 1. FC Magdeburg side in German Bundesliga 2 action on Sunday. The final score reflects Magdeburg's superior quality and efficiency in front of goal, as they secured a vital away victory to aid their promotion push. Magdeburg opened the scoring midway through the first half and doubled their lead just before the interval from a set-piece. Münster came out with more purpose after the break and managed to pull a goal back, setting up a tense finale. However, any hopes of a comeback were dashed when Magdeburg scored a decisive third goal on the counter-attack in the 75th minute, sealing the three points. The key incident was Magdeburg's second goal, a powerful header from a corner that deflated the home crowd. Magdeburg's midfield controller delivered a standout performance, dictating the tempo and breaking up Münster's attacks. The result leaves Preußen Münster in the lower half of the league table, needing points to secure their second-tier status, while Magdeburg moves into the upper echelon of the standings. The Münster coach pointed to individual mistakes as the difference, while the Magdeburg manager was pleased with his team's professional display away from home. Magdeburg's lineup was built around a solid defensive block and rapid wingers who proved a constant threat.