FV Ravensburg delivered a dominant attacking display on May 23, 2026, thrashing FSV 08 Bissingen 5–2 at the Ravensburger Stadion in German Bundesliga 5. The home side’s fluid football proved too much for a struggling Bissingen defense, as Ravensburg recorded their biggest win of the season.

First Half Fireworks

From the opening minute, it was clear Ravensburg were in the mood for goals. After just 4 minutes, striker Lukas Maier headed home from a cross to make it 1–0. Bissingen responded well and equalised in the 18th minute through a penalty converted by Tim Schuster. However, Ravensburg retook the lead within three minutes when winger Jonas Frey drilled a low shot from the edge of the box.

Second Half Dominance

The floodgates opened after the break. Ravensburg’s press forced errors, and in the 52nd minute, Maier scored his second of the night, a tap‑in from a rebound. Five minutes later, midfielder Patrick Lehmann made it 4–1 with a powerful strike from 20 yards. Bissingen pulled one back through substitute Kevin Wohlgemuth in the 68th minute, but Ravensburg sealed the win in the 79th minute when Maier completed his hat‑trick, finishing off a neat team move.

• Lukas Maier (3 goals) – A clinical hat‑trick that showcased his positioning and finishing.
• Jonas Frey (1 goal, 2 assists) – Constant threat on the left flank.
• Patrick Lehmann (1 goal) – Dominated midfield with energy and a brilliant strike.

Tactical Breakdown

FV Ravensburg used a high‑pressing 4‑3‑3 that overwhelmed Bissingen’s five‑man defense. Their full‑backs pushed high, creating overloads, and the midfield trio of Lehmann, Bauer and Schmidt won the second balls effectively. For Bissingen, their backline looked disjointed and failed to track runners, especially from set‑pieces.

What the Result Means

Ravensburg’s emphatic win rockets them up to 4th in the Bundesliga 5 table, now within two points of the promotion places. For FSV 08 Bissingen, the heavy defeat leaves them anchored in 14th, only one point above the relegation zone. The goal difference swing could prove crucial later in the season. Ravensburg will travel to second‑placed team next week with confidence soaring.