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Stahl Riesa celebrates leading the league table after a hot match against Eutritzsch!
Eutritzsch lost to Riesa 2:3 in an exciting Saxony League game on October 27th, 2025 and has room for improvement, according to coach Wohllebe.
Stahl Riesa celebrates leading the league table after a hot match against Eutritzsch!
In the Saxony Football League, BSG Stahl Riesa took the lead in the table on October 27, 2025 and remains undefeated. The team achieved a narrow 3-2 win in the home game against Lipsia Eutritzsch. The game took place in the Riesa Feralpi Arena in front of 224 spectators, who experienced an exciting game. Dennis Leonhardt scored the first goal for Riesa in injury time of the first half (45th + 3), followed by Justin Seher, who increased the score to 2-0 in the 64th minute. Erik Wüstner reduced Eutritzsch's lead to 2-1 in the 74th minute, before Janek Christian Müller restored the old gap with a goal in the 86th minute to make it 3-1. In stoppage time, Yuriy Dimitriev converted a penalty for Lipsia to make the final score 3-2 (90+5).
Referee Jens Rohland had a lot to do and handed out a total of twelve yellow cards in this heated duel, four for Riesa and eight for Eutritzsch. Despite the victory, coach Daniel Wohllebe said that his team's performance was not optimal and that he expects an improvement in the coming games. Sächsische.de reports that this victory was crucial for the Riesa team's relevance in the table, especially after Dynamo Dresden U23 clearly defeated the previous leader, Handwerk Rabenstein, 7-0.
Records and statistics
BSG Stahl Riesa can look back on a long tradition in football, which is reflected in the club's record games. This statistic includes games from various leagues and competitions, including the GDR-Oberliga and the FDGB-Pokal, and shows the club's highest wins and losses. As a result, the best results in the club's history are remarkable, with record wins of well over 300 goals in some games. Further details on the history and records are available on Transfermarkt.
Attendance varies greatly, and there have been games with over 800 people in the stadium. The highlights and lowest points of the club's history are not only important for the fans, but are also part of the cultural heritage of football in Germany.
For the fans of BSG Stahl Riesa, who have had many wonderful memories here, this current victory gives them the opportunity to look forward to an exciting season. If you are interested in more information about the current games and news about football, you can find it at Kicker.de.