Zimmerschied: Ex-Hallenser's first goal decides the game

Halles coach Sreto Ristic already had such a premonition. "Tom Zimmerschied, of all people, who has not hit anything so far. That had to happen so," the coach commented on the game-deciding 1:2 from the point of view of Hallescher FC at Dynamo Dresden in the 3rd Football League. Yes, of all things Zimmerschied, which decided after its change of the Saale to the Elbe in the summer with the first gate for its new employer a quite strange play for Dynamo.

Comically therefore, because the leader was 45 minutes long factually chance-less and alone goalkeeper Stefan Drljaca ensured for the fact that it stood to briefly before the break only 0:1 by the goal of Dominic Baumann from the seventh minute. Then once again Dennis Borkowski dusted off to the happy Dynamo equalizer (45.+1), before Zimmerschieds great appearance followed in the 51st minute.

"To me a giant load fell from the shoulders. I've done a lot for it to finally work now," said the midfielder, who lately always counted among the best of his team, but just made nothing out of the many opportunities. "That it happened against the former club, is so a bissel soccer romance," said Zimmerschied and was glad "that the topic is now first of all ticked off."

While Dynamo defended with the victory its top position, goes at the HFC away still little. At least in terms of points. The team played an excellent first half, missed high-caliber goals and is again empty-handed in the end. A draw, Dynamo coach Markus Anfang also noted, would probably have been a fair result. "HFC did really well and presented us with major problems. But we took the fight this time and turned around a game for the first time this season. Even if football-wise rather not much went," said Anfang.