Dietkirchen vs FSV Frankfurt

Martin Breitenbach opened the scoring for the Regionalliga Südwest side in the first half, converting a Paul Kolditz assist to give FSV a 1-0 lead at the break.

After the interval, FSV Frankfurt turned up the pressure. Bastian Oland doubled the lead with a finish set up by David Breitenbach, before David Breitenbach got on the scoresheet himself to round off the 3-0 victory.

Dietkirchen held firm for much of the first half, limiting the damage to a single goal against a side two tiers above them. But the quick second goal early in the second half — Oland's finish from another Breitenbach assist — effectively ended the contest. The Verbandsliga hosts had no response to FSV's sharper movement and finishing after the break.

David Breitenbach was the standout player, contributing a goal and an assist. His delivery for Oland's goal and his own finish made him the central figure in the second-half surge.

Martin Breitenbach scored the crucial opener that settled any early nerves.

Bastian Oland added the second goal that broke Dietkirchen's resistance.

As a friendly, detailed match statistics such as possession, shots, and xG were not officially recorded or published. The 3-0 scoreline, however, tells a clear story: FSV Frankfurt's quality differential told in the finishing, with all three goals coming from open play. Dietkirchen, a Verbandsliga side, competed gamely — particularly in the first half — but lacked the cutting edge to trouble the Regionalliga defence.

FSV Frankfurt have now won both pre-season friendlies, following a 5-0 victory over TSV Aubstadt on 4 July. The Bornheim club continue their build-up to the 2026-27 Regionalliga Südwest season with growing momentum.

For TuS Dietkirchen, the match served as a valuable test against higher-level opposition as they prepare for the forthcoming Verbandsliga campaign. Head coach Marco Reifenscheidt was on holiday, with co-trainer Dennis Leukel taking charge on the night.

Neither side has confirmed their next friendly fixture publicly at the time of writing.

A routine pre-season win for FSV Frankfurt, who took their chances efficiently against a lower-league opponent that competed well for spells. The Breitenbach brothers — Martin and David — were the key difference-makers. Dietkirchen can take encouragement from parts of their performance, particularly the first-half resistance, but the gulf in class was evident in the final third.