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In the latest match of Chemie Leipzig, the team faced off against Greifswalder FC at the Greifswalder Volksstadion. Despite the presence of 500 green-and-white fans supporting Chemie Leipzig, the team struggled defensively, conceding three goals without a response. The final scoreline read 0:3, marking Chemie Leipzig's first away loss of the season.
The first half of the game saw Chemie Leipzig inviting opposition attacks, playing in a manner that was criticised by Head Coach Adrian Alipour. However, in the second half, the team showed a different face with improved fighting and running. Alipour's changes included bringing on Julius Hoffmann, Robin Friedrich, and Jean-Marie Nadjombe, but despite these efforts, Chemie Leipzig failed to create any significant chances.
Osman Atilgan scored two goals for Greifswald, in the 16th and before half-time, with Edgar Kaizers also finding the back of the net before the break. All three goals were scored in the first half, leaving Chemie Leipzig with a mountain to climb in the second.
Valon Aliji had a chance to equalise for Chemie Leipzig but failed to convert, adding to the team's woes. The defeat was described as "painful and unnecessary" by Alipour, who noted that the team had a chance to equalise after falling behind but failed to do so.
The loss to Greifswalder FC follows Chemie Leipzig's previous defeat against Magdeburg's second team, a result for which detailed score or date information was not explicitly found in the search results. This recent poor form has seen Chemie Leipzig win only one of their last 12 matches in the Regionalliga Nordost and concede an average of 2 goals per match.
With the next away game against Chemnitzer FC scheduled for August 13th, Chemie Leipzig are still searching for their first win of the season. The team will be hoping to turn their fortunes around and start climbing the table in the coming weeks.
In the upcoming game against Chemnitzer FC on August 13th, Chemie Leipzig aims to better their current circumstances, having lost the last two matches in European-leagues' Serie-A – one against Magdeburg's second team and the recent one against Greifswalder FC – with the latter seeing three football goals scored against them in the first half alone. Despite showing an improved performance in the second half of the Greifswalder FC game, Chemie Leipzig struggled defensively throughout and failed to create any significant opportunities for a comeback.
