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Preußen Münster ends 60-year drought with dramatic derby win over Bielefeld

A last-gasp own goal shattered six decades of frustration. Münster’s emotional triumph rewrites history in one of Germany’s fiercest regional rivalries.

So we a stadium in front of us and there are 6 players standing and we see 3 footballs over here,...
So we a stadium in front of us and there are 6 players standing and we see 3 footballs over here, so this is a football match and we see a lot of spectators over here and they are wearing the raincoats and holding the umbrellas, so it might be raining over there and we see a lot of cameramen here, shooting the match.

Homeowner decides derby in favor of Preußen Münster - Preußen Münster ends 60-year drought with dramatic derby win over Bielefeld

Preußen Münster secured a dramatic 2–1 victory over Arminia Bielefeld in a tense Westphalia derby. The match, played in front of 26,750 fans at the SchücoArena, marked Münster’s first win at Bielefeld’s Alm in 60 years. Police had classified the fixture as high-risk due to the fierce rivalry between the two clubs.

Bielefeld took an early lead when Joel Grodowski converted a penalty in the eighth minute. The striker, celebrating his 28th birthday, scored against his former club to put the hosts ahead.

Münster’s victory broke a 60-year winless run at Bielefeld’s home ground. The late own goal by Schneider proved decisive, handing the visitors all three points. The win provides a much-needed boost for Münster after a difficult away form spell.

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