VfB 1921 Krieschow 0 – 6 VSG Altglienicke: Altglienicke Run Riot in One‑Sided Friendly

VSG Altglienicke put on a goal‑fest at the Sportplatz Krieschow on July 16, 2026, thrashing VfB 1921 Krieschow 6‑0 in a pre‑season friendly. The result highlighted the gulf in class between the two sides, with Altglienicke’s attacking efficiency proving far too much for the home defence.

First‑Half Dominance

Altglienicke wasted no time imposing themselves. Inside the first 15 minutes, they had already scored twice through striker Marcel Heine, who capitalised on hesitant defending with two well‑placed finishes. By half‑time, the visitors led 4‑0, with further goals from Tim Häußler and Lukas Bock.

Relentless Pressure

The second half followed a similar pattern. Krieschow struggled to string passes together, frequently losing possession in dangerous areas. Altglienicke added two more goals in the final 20 minutes – a long‑range strike from midfielder Felix Müller and a tap‑in by substitute Nick Breitenbach – to complete the rout.

Key Performers

Heine’s brace made him the standout player, but Altglienicke’s collective movement and pressing were equally impressive. The midfield trio of Müller, Jannik Jädicke and Paul Koch controlled possession, allowing the forwards to constantly threaten. Krieschow goalkeeper Marcel Tempel made several saves but was ultimately helpless.

Lessons Learned

For VfB 1921 Krieschow, the heavy defeat serves as a reality check ahead of their own league campaign in the Brandenburgliga. Manager Maik Fischer will focus on defensive organisation and ball retention. Altglienicke, currently preparing for the Regionalliga Nordost, will take great confidence from their ruthless performance.