BFC Dynamo crowns the state cup winner-DFB Cup in sight!

BFC Dynamo crowns the state cup winner-DFB Cup in sight!

Lichtenberg, Deutschland - On May 26, 2025, the district office Lichtenberg congratulates the BFC Dynamo e. V. for a remarkable success: winning the Berlin state cup. The final game took place on May 24, 2025 in the fully occupied Mommsen Stadium in Charlottenburg, where the regional league BFC Dynamo defeated the Oberligisten Eintracht Mahlsdorf 2-0. A total of 8,400 spectators watched the exciting duel.

District Mayor Martin Schaefer (CDU) congratulated the team, which is led by coach Dennis Kuhrieb, and found that this is the eighth win of the Berlin State Cup for the BFC Dynamo. This successful achievement ensures the club's participation in the DFB Cup and highlights the importance of the club's youth work. In particular, the integrative approaches and the structure of young talents were praised.

The game in detail

In an exciting final, Henry-Jon Crosthwaite scored the first goal for the BFC Dynamo in the 21st minute, which laid the basis for later victory. Kevin Lankford met the final score in the 78th minute and secured the dominance of his team, especially after the yellow-red card for Anton Kanther von Mahlsdorf in the 62nd minute. Despite a strong performance by the opponents, Mahlsdorf had difficulty creating clear opportunities after they were outnumbered.

The coaches of both teams commented on the game. BFC coach Dennis Kuhrieb praised the idea of ​​his players, but criticized the condition of the lawn in the stadium. Mahlsdorf's coach Karsten Heine praised his team as a worthy opponent in the final, but regretted the decision on the yellow-red card that made life difficult for his players.

to the next challenge

For Eintracht Mahlsdorf, the next sporting challenge is already pending: On May 31, 2025, the team competes against BFC Prussia to take a decisive step in the fight for promotion to the Regionalliga Northeast. Until then, the disappointment about the cup defeat remains with the players, while the BFC Dynamo can now look at the DFB Cup round with a lot of optimism.

The success of the BFC Dynamo and the excellent viewer resonance once again show the importance of football in Berlin. The association, which is not only sporty, but also socially active, shows how complex and alive the football landscape of the capital is. For more information and current developments, readers can find the complete reports on berlin.de and Read.