“Bambasé Conté opened the scoring to give Elversberg a 1-0 lead, setting the tone for a one-sided afternoon.”
Pivotal“David Mokwa struck just four minutes after the opener to make it 2-0, killing any realistic hope of a Münster comeback before the match had truly begun.”
Pivotal“Maximilian Rohr was booked for time wasting — a damning indictment of Münster's lack of attacking ambition and their resignation to damage limitation.”
“Mokwa completed his brace to make it 3-0, finishing off a move that had been building through the second half and ending any lingering doubt about the result.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Elversberg wasted no time announcing their intentions, with Bambasé Conté breaking the deadlock in the 10th minute and David Mokwa doubling the lead just four minutes later. That blistering start effectively ended Preußen Münster as a competitive force, and the visitors never found a way back into a game that was decided in its opening quarter. Elversberg's dominance was comprehensive and backed up emphatically by the numbers — 63% possession, 485 passes at 87% accuracy, four big chances created against none for their opponents, and a dangerous attacks tally of 61 to Münster's 22. Mokwa added his second of the afternoon on 66 minutes to complete the rout, capping a performance that was controlled, assured, and ultimately merciless. For Münster, a yellow card for time wasting by Maximilian Rohr midway through the second half told its own story of a side with nothing to offer going forward — their 28 tackles suggesting they spent most of the afternoon chasing shadows. The result puts Elversberg in excellent shape heading into the final stages of the season, while Münster face serious questions about their capacity to compete at this level.
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