FSV 08 Bissingen 3–2 Nottingen | German Bundesliga 5 | 30 May 2026

FSV 08 Bissingen earned a thrilling 3–2 victory over local rivals Nottingen in a pulsating German Bundesliga 5 encounter at the Bissingen Arena. The home side fought back from a goal down to claim three vital points in their fight to avoid the drop.

Nottingen strike early

The visitors started brightly and took the lead in the 14th minute through a well‑worked move. Winger Lukas Weber exchanged passes with striker Sven Keller and slotted past Bissingen goalkeeper Felix Maier. Nottingen continued to press and nearly doubled their lead, but Maier made a sharp save to keep his side in the game.

Bissingen roar back

Bissingen gradually grew into the contest and equalised in the 33rd minute. A long throw‑in was flicked on, and centre‑back Tim Schröder powered a header into the net from close range. The momentum shifted fully in Bissingen’s favour moments later when forward Nico Bauer pounced on a defensive mistake to lash home from a tight angle, making it 2–1 at half‑time.

Nail‑biting second half

Nottingen came out with renewed determination after the break and restored parity in the 63rd minute. A clever free‑kick was curled in by Marco Holzer, and Keller got the decisive touch at the near post. The match swung again when Bissingen won a penalty in the 77th minute after a clumsy challenge. Captain Michael Werner stepped up and calmly sent the keeper the wrong way, making it 3–2.

Tactical analysis

• FSV 08 Bissingen (3‑5‑2): Physical and direct, exploiting set‑pieces and second balls.
• Nottingen (4‑2‑3‑1): More possession but vulnerable in transition; lacked defensive coherence in crucial moments.

Star performers

Tim Schröder was immense at both ends, winning headers and marshalling the backline. Michael Werner’s composure from the spot proved decisive. For Nottingen, Sven Keller was a constant threat with his hold‑up play and finishing.

Seasonal context

The victory lifted Bissingen three places to 14th, now three points clear of the relegation zone. Nottingen remain seventh, safely mid‑table, but this derby defeat will sting.