1860 München 1-3 Dynamo Dresden: result and report

2. Bundesliga · Sunday 3 November 2013

Result

1860 München 1-3 Dynamo Dresden

2. Bundesliga · Sunday 3 November 2013, 12:30 UTC · half-time 1-2

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1860 München 1-3 Dynamo Dresden: match report

1860 München lost to Dynamo Dresden 1-3 in the 2. Bundesliga on Sunday 3 November 2013. The half-time score was 1-2.

Mickaël Poté opened the scoring in the 2nd minute. 1860 München's goal came from Vallori (9'). Dynamo Dresden scored through Mickaël Poté (2'), Zlatko Dedič (10') and M. Aoudia (90+3', penalty).

Discipline: 1860 München received 4 yellow cards; Dynamo Dresden received 2 yellow cards.

Going into the game 1860 München were 12th on 15 points from 12 and Dynamo Dresden 17th on 12 points from 12. 1860 München went on to finish that season 8th with 48 points, and Dynamo Dresden 17th with 32.

1860 München lined up in a 4-4-2 and Dynamo Dresden in a 4-4-2.

Before this game the head-to-head record in our data stood at 0 1860 München wins, 2 draws and 0 for Dynamo Dresden.

Going into the match 1860 München's last five read L-D-D-L-W and Dynamo Dresden's W-D-W-L-D.

Data as of 5 Nov 2026.

Key events

  • 2'Goal · Mickaël PotéDynamo Dresden · 0-1
  • 9'Goal · Vallori1860 München · 1-1
  • 10'Goal · Zlatko DedičDynamo Dresden · 1-2
  • 24'Yellow card · Christoph MenzDynamo Dresden
  • 32'Yellow card · Grzegorz Wojtkowiak1860 München
  • 49'Yellow card · Moritz Stoppelkamp1860 München
  • 60'Yellow card · R. KochDynamo Dresden
  • 64'Yellow card · D. Stahl1860 München
  • 81'Yellow card · Y. Stark1860 München
  • 90+3'Penalty goal · M. AoudiaDynamo Dresden · 1-3

Head-to-head

2 meetings: 1860 München 0, draws 2, Dynamo Dresden 0.

Team news

1860 München line-up (4-4-2)

Gábor Király, Grzegorz Wojtkowiak, Vallori, Kai Bülow, Dominik Stahl, Moritz Stoppelkamp, Sebastian Hertner, Daniel Adlung, Yannick Stark, Rob Friend, Benjamin Lauth

Dynamo Dresden line-up (4-4-2)

Benjamin Kirsten, Cheikh Matar Gueye, Romain Brégerie, Adam Sušac, Thorsten Schulz, Idir Ouali, Anthony Losilla, Christoph Menz, Mickaël Poté, Zlatko Dedič, Robert Koch