Prussia wins again: Chemie Leipzig remains without points!

Prussia wins again: Chemie Leipzig remains without points!

There was an exciting duel today in the Northeast Regional League between BFC Preussen and Chemie Leipzig. Preussen secured their second success in a row with a 2-1 win and thus consolidated their midfield position in the table. With this victory, the club moves away from the Spree and improves its starting position for the coming games, while Chemie Leipzig remains in the search for the first point, as the team remains at the bottom of the table after five games without a win, as rbb24 reported.

The game started promisingly for Prussia. Chadi Ramadan took the lead in the 13th minute with a precise long-range shot. In the 31st minute, Patrick Breitkreuz had the opportunity to extend the lead, but failed due to a penalty kick. Chemie Leipzig only managed to equalize in the second half. Janik Mäder converted in the 57th minute and brought the guests back into the game. But the joy was short-lived as Niklas Brandt scored the decisive goal for the host in the 77th minute. In stoppage time, Leipzig's Julian Weigel was punished with a yellow-red card, which made things more difficult for Chemie Leipzig.

Further developments in the league

The situation for Hertha 03 Zehlendorf and Chemie Leipzig is worrying. Hertha 03 clearly lost 4-0 to Carl Zeiss Jena, who were already leading 2-0 at half-time thanks to goals from Manassé Eshele and Maxim Hessel. Moritz Fritz and Timon Burmeister later increased the score to 4-0. This means that Hertha 03 and Chemie Leipzig are in the last two places in the table without any points.

VSG Altglienicke also suffered a defeat. They lost 1-3 against Rot-Weiß Erfurt, with Sydney Mohamed Sylla scoring the consolation goal in the 88th minute. Erfurt is thus sending a clear signal against the competition. In the rest of the league, FSV Luckenwalde suffered another defeat against league leaders Halle. Pierre Weber, Bocar Baro and Max Kulke scored Halle to a clear 3-0.

Table history and outlook

The table in the Regionalliga Northeast is becoming increasingly exciting. Magdeburg II, for example, is currently highly variable in 8th place and has shown good performances both at home and away. FC Carl Zeiss Jena, on the other hand, has moved into third place with its recent strong performances and is presenting itself as a serious contender in the title fight.

The next games could be crucial, especially for the teams at the bottom of the table like Chemie Leipzig, who face BFC Preussen on February 15, 2026. A look at the statistics of the two teams shows that Chemie Leipzig is doing poorly at home this season, while Preussen is performing well away from home, as Footystats highlights.

The challenge for Chemie Leipzig remains great: with only 0.8 points per game this season, it will be necessary to turn things around soon in order to avoid getting stuck in the bottom of the table. For BFC Preussen, however, the positive trend could lead the club further up the table.