In a tightly contested match on 9 May 2026 at the Gerd‑Müller‑Stadion, TSV 1860 München II edged past TSV Nördlingen 1‑0 in the German Bundesliga 5, the fifth tier of German football. The result kept the visitors’ promotion push alive while leaving Nördlingen deep in relegation trouble.

Match Summary

Both teams began cautiously, with Nördlingen defending deep and relying on long balls over the top, while 1860 München II tried to build from the back through their young midfield. The deadlock was broken in the 34th minute when 1860’s right‑back Luca Mayer delivered a curling cross that found striker Maximilian Lutz, who nodded home from eight yards out. Nördlingen pushed for an equaliser after the break but lacked the quality in the final third.

Despite having the majority of possession in the second half, Nördlingen could not find a way past a well‑organised 1860 defence, marshalled by captain Simon Lorenz. The visitors held firm, clearing numerous crosses and blocks, and goalkeeper Jakob Mayer made two crucial saves in the closing stages to preserve the clean sheet.

Key Facts

• Only goal: Maximilian Lutz (34′) – his fourth of the season.
• Possession: Nördlingen 58% – 42% 1860 II.
• Shots on target: Nördlingen 3 – 1860 II 5.
• Attendance: Approximately 1,200.

Implications

The win lifted TSV 1860 München II to 45 points, moving them into third place in the Bundesliga 5 table, just two points behind the promotion places with four matches left. For TSV Nördlingen, the defeat left them in 16th, three points adrift of safety, making their survival task increasingly difficult.