Karlsruhe SC missed out on their first away win in the 2nd Bundesliga in stoppage time. KSC only managed a 3-3 (2-1) draw at Dynamo Dresden and remain seventh in the table. Nils Fröling put Dynamo ahead (8th minute). Marcel Beifus (11th) equalized with his first away goal of the season before Lilian Egloff (37th) turned the game around. Although Christoph Daferner (52) equalized again, Fabian Schleusener (61) put KSC back in front before Dynamo equalized through Jakob Lemmer (90+2).
The top match got off to a furious start. Fröling was left unchallenged near the penalty area on the half-left and simply took a shot, the ball bounced in front of the goal and it was 1-0 to Dresden.
First away goal for KSC
But KSC also made the most of their first chance: Beifus (11), who was making his second start following the retirement of defensive boss Marcel Franke, headed straight into the corner from eleven meters after a corner. But that was not enough. After a defensive error, Egloff (37) gave KSC the lead with a deflected shot and turned the game around in front of 3,000 visiting fans.
KSC were also wide awake after the break. Christoph Daferner (47) had to scramble a ball from Christop Kobald off the line after a set-piece. At the other end, Daferner (50) missed the equalizer. He did better two minutes later from close range to make it 2:2. KSC had the better answer again: Schleusener (61), who extended the ball into the net with the outside of his foot with technical skill, made it 3:2. Then Dynamo at least salvaged a point thanks to Jakob Lemmer(90.+2).
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