OFC fails in the Hessen Cup quarter-finals against Wiesbaden with 0: 4!

OFC fails in the Hessen Cup quarter-finals against Wiesbaden with 0: 4!

In a clear defeat, the OFC lost 0: 4 at the quarter -finals of the Hessen Cup against SV Wehen Cup on Wednesday evening. In front of 6,261 spectators in the stadium, the Offenbacher, who compete as a regional league, found it difficult from the start. Despite some good chances, they remained without a goal, while the guests from Wiesbaden, who play in the 3rd league, were able to take their possibilities and gain their decisions. SV Wehen Wiesbaden moves into the semi -finals with this clear victory, where you will meet FSV Frankfurt on April 29th.

The game started with a committed cheering of the OFC fans, but the upswing was quickly slowed down by the first goal. In the 15th minute, Moritz Flotho scored 0-1 for the Wiesbadener. Despite a number of good approaches - among other things by Mustafas shot, which was just at the goal in the 6th minute - the Offenbacher did not put the ball on the net.

development of the game

After the first goal, Wiesbaden blossomed. Thjimen Goppel increased to 0: 2 in the 42nd minute by skilling the ball over the OFC goalkeeper Becker. From the Offenbacher's point of view, the prelude to the second half was still unhappy. Nikolas Agrafiotis increased to 0: 3 in the 55th minute. A header from Agrafiotis that went to the crossbar gave the OFC a lot of grief. In the 70th minute, Nick Bätzner set the final point when he scored 0: 4.

The changes in the list of the OFC, including Becker in the gate instead of Brinkies, could not lead to a better result. The entire team was striving for, but the pressure and skills of the Wiesbaden were overwhelming. A look at the list of the OFC shows the players used: Becker, Dejanovic, ünlücifci, Mustafa, Nazarov, Barry, Arh Cesen, Breitenbach, Wulff, Marcos and Moreno, which, despite considerable use, remained behind the expectations.

look at the upcoming games

For the OFC, another important game in the Regionalliga Südwest against the Stuttgart Kickers, which will be kicked off on Saturday at 2 p.m. In this league, FSV Frankfurt, who meets Wiesbaden in the semi-finals, has great ambitions, especially since they tremble their 125th anniversary.

FSV Frankfurt, who can also compete against a group opponent in the semi -finals, performed strongly in the quarter -finals when they defeated SC Willingen 3-1. The first two goals scored Cas Peters and Tobias Peitz early, while another goal from Filip Pandza decided in the 89th minute before Jonah Schilling scored the honor goal in added time. FSV Frankfurt is looking forward to the challenge against the Wiesbadener, while the league and the Hessen Cup continue to promise exciting duels.