Tasmania Berlin vs Schoneiche

Schöneiche struck first. Tim Häußler opened the scoring in the 10th minute, latching onto a through ball to slot past the Tasmania goalkeeper.

Tasmania responded within five minutes. Konstantinos Grigoriadis equalised in the 15th minute, firing home from close range after a scramble in the box.

But Häußler restored Schöneiche's lead just three minutes later. The forward grabbed his second of the afternoon in the 18th minute, finishing coolly after a defensive mix-up left him unmarked inside the area. Schöneiche carried that 2–1 lead into the break.

Tasmania emerged with renewed purpose after half-time. Stoyan Velchev levelled the scores in the 50th minute, converting from a crossed ball to make it 2–2.

The turning point arrived in the 64th minute. A Tasmania attack forced Schöneiche defender Jason Manthei to turn the ball into his own net under pressure, handing the hosts a 3–2 lead.

Tasmania doubled their advantage in the 77th minute through an unregistered scorer, making it 4–2 before Schöneiche grabbed a late consolation. Lukas Rehbein pulled one back in the 90th minute, but Tasmania held on for the 4–3 win.

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Manthei's 64th-minute own goal. Having been outplayed for large stretches of the first half, Tasmania's second equaliser through Velchev (50') had already shifted momentum. The own goal — a deflection from a dangerous cross under pressure — gave Tasmania the lead for the first time and forced Schöneiche to chase the game, leaving gaps that Tasmania exploited for the fourth.

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• Konstantinos Grigoriadis (Tasmania Berlin) — Scored the crucial first equaliser in the 15th minute, steadying Tasmania after the early setback. His movement in the box troubled the Schöneiche defence throughout.
• Stoyan Velchev (Tasmania Berlin) — His 50th-minute equaliser sparked Tasmania's second-half revival. Provided energy and creativity in the final third after the restart.
• Tim Häußler (Schöneiche) — A brace inside the first 18 minutes, including two composed finishes, showcased his sharpness in front of goal. Schöneiche's most dangerous player on the day.

Player of the Match: Konstantinos Grigoriadis (Tasmania Berlin)

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The match statistics from the provider are limited for this pre-season friendly, but the scoring pattern tells the story: Schöneiche scored twice from three first-half shots on target (Häußler's brace), while Tasmania needed 50 minutes to find their rhythm. The hosts' second-half response — three goals in 27 minutes (50', 64', 77') — reflected a clear tactical adjustment at the break, likely involving more direct width and higher pressing.

The attendance of 50 (per FuPa) reflects the low-key nature of a pre-season friendly between a club two divisions apart, with Tasmania preparing for a historic Regionalliga campaign and Schöneiche for their Brandenburg-Liga season.

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The result extended Tasmania Berlin's unbeaten start to pre-season, following a 2–0 victory over FC Hertha 03 on 15 July 2026. Next up for Tasmania is their Regionalliga Nordost season opener away at 1. FC Magdeburg U23 on 25 July 2026 — their first competitive match at Germany's fourth tier after winning the NOFV-Oberliga Nord title in May 2026.

Schöneiche, who play in the Brandenburg-Liga (sixth tier), continue their own pre-season preparations. Their league campaign is expected to begin in late August 2026.

Tasmania's seven new signings — including Tahsin Cakmak, Elias Höftmann, Abdulkadir Beyazit, Felix Rehder, Sevhat Agbaba, Yona Sambale and Steffen Eder — are all being integrated through these friendlies, with the squad still taking shape ahead of the competitive restart.

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A seven-goal friendly that delivered exactly what pre-season should: sharpness, goals and minutes for players on both sides. Tasmania's second-half response was encouraging for a side stepping up to the Regionalliga, though the defensive frailties shown in the first 18 minutes will need addressing before the 25 July opener. Schöneiche competed well for long stretches and Häußler's brace will please their coaching staff, but the defensive lapse that led to Manthei's own goal was costly.