Union Klosterfelde vs Krieschow

Krieschow's tactical adjustment at half-time shifted the momentum decisively. After managing nothing of note in the opening 45 minutes, the visitors controlled large stretches of the second half, pinning Klosterfelde back. The introduction of greater urgency and a higher defensive line forced errors from the home side, and Bittroff's equaliser — the reward for sustained pressure — opened the door for Seibt's late winner.

Rayko Kühn (Union Klosterfelde) — Scored the opening goal on 42 minutes with a well-taken finish that gave Klosterfelde a half-time lead their first-half performance merited.

Alexander Bittroff (Krieschow) — His 75th-minute equaliser was the catalyst for Krieschow's revival, lifting the away side after an hour of frustration.

Manuel Seibt (Krieschow) — Popped up with the 88th-minute winner, showing composure to finish late on when a draw looked the likeliest outcome.

The 1-2 scoreline with a home lead at the break and two second-half away goals tells a clear story of a game of two halves. Klosterfelde's first-half dominance produced the lead but they could not extend it. Krieschow's second-half response — generating enough pressure to score twice in 13 minutes — suggests their pre-season fitness and tactical flexibility are already at a useful level for early July. The attendance of 50 at the Sportplatz an der Mühlenstraße reflects the friendly nature of the fixture at this stage of pre-season.

For Krieschow, an encouraging start to a six-match pre-season schedule that continues on 11 July against FC Oberlausitz in Gebelzig before their NOFV-Oberliga Süd campaign begins on 9 August. The win gives Robert Koch's side early momentum.

Union Klosterfelde will take positives from the opening 45 minutes but will want sharper game management after letting a lead slip so late. They face a step up in class on 8 July when they travel to Regionalliga Nordost side VSG Altglienicke. Five new signings — Jannes Latzke (SV Babelsberg 03), Louis Gnodtke and Lion Gantzke (both BFC Dynamo), Danny Mank (1. FC Frankfurt) and Gia Huy Phong (FSV Optik Rathenow) — have joined the club for the upcoming season, per a club announcement reported by FuPa.

A predictable pre-season pattern: one side dominates the first half, the other responds after tactical adjustments at the break. Krieschow's sharper second-half showing and two-goal burst inside 13 minutes was the difference. Klosterfelde have work to do integrating five new signings, but the first 45 minutes provided encouraging signs for Lucio Geral's side.