VS
VfL Bochum vs Dynamo Dresden is a competitive 2. Bundesliga matchup in which narrow wins have been exchanged across both venues. Bochum won 2-1 away on 5 September 2026, while Dresden had taken a 2-0 home victory on 18 April 2026. Dresden also won 2-1 in Bochum on 21 November 2025, and Bochum answered 2-1 away on 22 February 2020.
Past matches, VfL Bochum vs Dynamo Dresden
Match center
Watch it on:
-
ŠTV 1 SI
-
Sky Sport Top Event
-
Arena Sport 5 RS
-
V Sport 2 NO
-
DAZN Spain
Starting eleven
Substitutes Dynamo Dresden
-
40G
-
24M
-
14D
-
16F
-
11F
-
34D
-
7F
-
21M
-
44D
VfL Bochum Substitutes
-
M
10
-
F
14
-
G
38
-
M
28
-
M
34
-
D
2
-
D
4
-
F
19
-
F
37
Match events
-
2'Enis Cokaj Yellow Card
-
3'⚽Koji Miyoshi Normal Goal (Asst: Enis Cokaj)
-
20'Koji Miyoshi Yellow Card
-
21'Tom Meyer Enis Cokaj
-
25'⚽Koji Miyoshi Normal Goal (Asst: Tom Meyer)
-
32'Gerrit Holtmann Yellow Card
-
35'Tom Meyer Yellow Card
-
36'Oliver Olsen Yellow Card
-
40'Maximilian Wittek Yellow Card
-
41'⚽Ben Bobzien Normal Goal (Asst: Niklas Hauptmann)
-
43'Uwe Rösler Yellow Card
-
45' +1Alexander Rossipal Yellow Card
-
45'Kennedy Okpala Jakob Lemmer
-
45'Sean Klaiber Oliver Olsen
-
62'Jarne Steuckers Gerrit Holtmann
-
62'Tobias Raschl Nicolai Rapp
-
73'Ezeh Brooklyn Alexander Rossipal
-
73'Kaan Inanoglu Vincent Vermeij
-
78'Jarne Steuckers Yellow Card
-
82'Daniel Hanslik Christian Theodor Kjelder Rasmussen
-
89'Nils Fröling Niklas Hauptmann
Stats for this game
Matchup VfL Bochum VS Dynamo Dresden
Bochum answer away from home
VfL Bochum won 2-1 in Dresden on 5 September 2026 and had also taken a 2-1 away victory there on 22 February 2020. The matching margins show Bochum can manage a close contest on the road, but they do not guarantee the same outcome whenever the venue changes. Their away wins are part of a wider exchange rather than a complete rule.
Dresden keep a home response
Dynamo Dresden beat Bochum 2-0 at home on 18 April 2026 and won 2-1 in Bochum on 21 November 2025. Their home result supplied more separation, while the away win confirmed that Dresden can also turn the fixture in Bochum. The two clubs therefore hold responses in both settings, with margins remaining close when a draw does not intervene.
No fixed venue order
Bochum’s two away wins sit alongside Dresden’s two victories, leaving the pairing balanced by changing locations and small margins. Future meetings can produce another narrow answer or a more restrained contest. The evidence supports an open reading.