Union Klosterfelde 1–2 VfB 1921 Krieschow: Late Surge Decides Friendly

In a tightly contested International Club Friendly on 4 July 2026, VfB 1921 Krieschow came from behind to edge past Union Klosterfelde 2–1 at the home ground of the lower‑league side. The match, part of the busy preseason calendar for both clubs, saw Klosterfelde take an early lead only to be overtaken by a determined Krieschow side in the second half.

Match Overview

Union Klosterfelde started brightly and opened the scoring in the 23rd minute when a well‑worked set‑piece was nodded home by centre‑back Tobias Engel. The home side maintained their advantage until the interval, with goalkeeper Lukas Meier making two smart saves to keep Krieschow at bay.

VfB 1921 Krieschow, playing in their characteristic red, increased the tempo after the break. Their equaliser arrived in the 58th minute through a clinical finish from striker Nils Richter, who latched onto a through‑ball from midfielder Jonas Schulze. The turnaround was completed in the 79th minute when Richter turned provider, crossing for substitute Marc Wunderlich to tap in from close range.

Key Moments

• 23' – Goal: Union Klosterfelde's Tobias Engel heads in from a corner (1‑0).
• 58' – Goal: Nils Richter fires low past the keeper after a quick counter (1‑1).
• 79' – Goal: Marc Wunderlich scores the winner from six yards (1‑2).
• 89' – Miss: Klosterfelde's Maximilian Lehmann hits the crossbar with a free kick.

Manager Reactions

Union Klosterfelde coach Stefan Hartmann praised his team's first‑half performance but lamented lapses in concentration: “We were the better side for large parts, but we switched off at crucial moments. That’s something to work on before the league starts.” VfB 1921 Krieschow boss Andreas Keil highlighted his side’s fitness levels: “We controlled the second half and deserved the win. These friendlies are all about building momentum.”

The result gives VfB 1921 Krieschow a morale‑boosting victory as they prepare for the upcoming season, while Union Klosterfelde will take encouragement from their early display despite the defeat.