“Koji Miyoshi opens the scoring, finishing off a Enis Cokaj assist just moments after Cokaj had picked up an early yellow card.”
Pivotal“Miyoshi doubles his and Bochum's tally, converting a Tom Meyer assist to put the visitors firmly in command at 0-2.”
Pivotal“Ben Bobzien pulls one back for Dresden from a Niklas Hauptmann assist after a spell of corners, giving the hosts a lifeline before the break.”
Outstanding performance

Bochum blitzed Dresden early, with Koji Miyoshi punishing sloppy hosts inside three minutes and again on 25 minutes to establish a two-goal cushion that ultimately proved decisive. Dresden dominated the underlying numbers - more tackles, more corners, more shots on target created chances - and Ben Bobzien's 41st-minute strike off a corner gave them hope, but they simply couldn't find the second equalizer despite pushing numbers forward with five substitutions after the break. The chaotic first half, littered with seven yellow cards and even a booking for Bochum boss Uwe Rösler for dissent, set the tone, while the second half fizzled into a tactical stalemate with no clear-cut chances recorded. For Bochum, the result stops any slide down the table, while Dresden's inability to convert their territorial dominance into more than a fixture of missed opportunity will be a familiar frustration given their mid-table position and modest current form.
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