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Dynamo Dresden vs Karlsruher SC is a balanced 2. Bundesliga matchup in which draws and high-scoring margins have shared the stage. The teams drew 3-3 in Dresden on 4 October 2025 and 3-3 in Karlsruhe on 8 March 2026. Dresden won 3-1 at home on 5 December 2021, while a 2-2 draw in Karlsruhe on 8 May 2022 keeps the balance open.
Past matches, Dynamo Dresden vs Karlsruher SC
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Karlsruher SC
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11M
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24F
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25M
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6M
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18G
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15D
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36D
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16M
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17M
Dynamo Dresden Substitutes
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M
8
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F
33
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D
28
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F
30
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G
40
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D
29
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D
2
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F
16
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M
24
Match events
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3'⚽N. Hauptmann Normal Goal (Asst: A. Rossipal)
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23'⚽M. Wanitzek Penalty
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28'⚽B. Bobzien Normal Goal (Asst: J. Ceka)
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44'⚽N. Hauptmann Normal Goal (Asst: V. Vermeij)
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46'P. Forster C. Kobald
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51'Dženis Burnić Yellow Card
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66'F. Schleusener D. Burnic
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68'⚽L. Ben Farhat Normal Goal (Asst: R. Simic)
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69'L. Herrmann N. Hauptmann
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77'C. Daferner V. Vermeij
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85'L. Egloff R. Simic
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85'S. Kutschke B. Bobzien
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85'S. Risch J. Ceka
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90' +7Louey Ben Farhat Yellow Card
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90' +3Lilian Egloff Penalty confirmed
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90' +5N. Rapp Kwon Hyeok-Kyu
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90'⚽M. Wanitzek Penalty
Stats for this game
Matchup Dynamo Dresden VS Karlsruher SC
Draws cross both venues
Dynamo Dresden and Karlsruher SC produced matching 3-3 draws in Dresden on 4 October 2025 and in Karlsruhe on 8 March 2026. The scorelines show a fixture capable of producing plenty of goals without producing a winner. Each club found three goals in the other’s setting, leaving venue relevant but not decisive.
Dresden make a home margin count
Dynamo Dresden won 3-1 at home on 5 December 2021. That result gives Dresden a concrete edge and shows they can create separation on their own ground. It remains one part of a varied picture, since the 3-3 draws demonstrate that Karlsruhe can prevent a clean outcome.
Small details remain important
The teams also drew 2-2 in Karlsruhe on 8 May 2022. Together with the two 3-3 results and Dresden’s home win, that score reinforces the balance: both clubs can score, but neither venue guarantees control. The enduring interest lies in whether one side can protect a narrow lead when another open contest develops.