Dynamo's proliferation of chances becomes a permanent problem

In Dresden, the soccer fans no longer understood the world. Dynamo played for 95 minutes in the third division home match against Borussia Dortmund II practically on goal, created many chances, including promising set-pieces, but in the end it was 1:2 (0:1). "We played a good game, but in the end it was down to the chances we didn't create," said attacker Jakob Lemmer on MagentaSport.

"I'm annoyed by the result," said Dynamo coach Markus Anfang. They had scored two goals, but into their own, the coach summarized the game. In fact, two individual defensive errors by Jonathan Meier and Lars Bünning were to blame for the goals conceded. "It's always down to us. The game showed that we are responsible ourselves," emphasized Anfang.

The main problem is the exploitation of chances. "It's a recurring theme throughout the season. The boys fight, play good soccer, create chances without end and then punish themselves. We can't ignore that, we have to work on it and find solutions," said Anfang.

Indirectly, he called for the quick signing of a goal-scoring professional: "The problem of scoring goals is a recurring theme throughout the season, and we have to be aware of that here at the club. We've been talking about it all season because it hasn't just suddenly appeared. In the last two home games, it was very obvious once again. And the problem could still catch up with us during the season," warned Anfang.

Dresden supporters are eagerly awaiting the return of Ahmed Arslan, who hardly gets any playing time at 1. FC Magdeburg and was not even in the squad against Braunschweig on Sunday. After all, Arslan was the top scorer in the third division last season. Those responsible at Dynamo are sounding out the possibility behind the scenes. They are constantly considering whether they need to do something on the transfer market, said Dynamo's sporting director Ralf Becker. They still have until 6.00 pm on Thursday to do something.