The hosts led 2-0 through goals from Marco Dachs in the 21st minute and Benedikt Reil in the 24th, but Osterhofen equalized when goalkeeper Philipp Röckl scored from a free kick in the 90+6 minute. Karpfham drew 2-2 with Künzing. In another match, Waldkirchen’s TSV defeated Schalding II 7-1.
The match between Ruhmannsfelden and Osterhofen saw a red card in the 58th minute for Michael Wittenzellner, who received a straight red after a high kick, followed by a second red for Matthias Lazar in the 60th minute for pushing. Karpfham, the league’s top team, drew 2-2 with Künzing despite playing with 10 men after Luca Winterstötter was sent off in the 69th minute. Meanwhile, Garham and Grafenau settled for a 1-1 draw, with the opening goal coming from a flank that found the net behind the home goalkeeper in the 10th minute.
Last-Minute Goal Costs Ruhmannsfelden Top Spot
Ruhmannsfelden’s 2-0 lead against Osterhofen evaporated in the 90+6 minute when goalkeeper Philipp Röckl scored from a free kick, denying the hosts a chance to overtake Karpfham at the top of the table. The goal came after a sequence of events that included two red cards for Osterhofen players, with Wittenzellner dismissed for a high challenge and Lazar sent off for a pushing offense.
The match also saw Osterhofen’s Luka Mayerhofer score in the 53rd minute, and the hosts’ initial 2-0 lead was built on goals by Marco Dachs (21.) and Benedikt Reil (24.). The game was refereed by Tobias Küblböck, with 250 spectators in attendance. Osterhofen were the stronger team in the first 10 minutes before Ruhmannsfelden took control, leading to the dramatic late equalizer.
Waldkirchen’s 7-1 Rout Amidst League Drama
The TSV Waldkirchen defeated Schalding II 7-1.
Karpfham Holds Top Spot Despite 2-2 Draw
Karpfham maintained its position at the summit of the Bezirksliga after a 2-2 draw with Künzing, which featured a late equalizer from Florian Noll in the 63rd minute. The match drew 300 spectators, with both teams delivering a high-intensity performance.
The Künzing match saw goals from Daniel Schmalzl (6.), Christian Seidl (18.), Christian Brückl (25.), and Florian Noll (63.). Karpfham was reduced to 10 men after Luca Winterstötter’s 69th-minute red card. The game was officiated by Michael Englmeier, with fans witnessing a tightly contested, high-quality encounter.
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