Delay Sports Berlin Thrash Berliner SC In Friendly Clash

In a commanding display, Delay Sports Berlin triumphed over Berliner SC with a resounding 5-2 victory in a friendly match held at Berlin on 26 January 2025, kicking off at 1:00pm. The match showcased Delay Sports Berlin's attacking prowess and tactical discipline, as they dominated the game from the outset.

Delay Sports Berlin lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, designed to provide both defensive solidity and attacking flair. Frederik Mittelstädt took his position in goal, while the back four consisted of Deniz-Kaan Hirik and Alexander Letz as right and left defenders, respectively, flanking central defenders Robin Traboulsi and Michael Dada. The midfield was anchored by Sky-Vincent Tloczynski and Firat Sucsuz, who were tasked with controlling the tempo and linking play. Ahead of them, Dorian Fischer and Zulu Ernst operated as right and left attacking midfielders, supporting the central attacking midfielder, Tim Sulmer, who played just behind the lone striker, Pascal Brossmann. The substitutes for Delay Sports Berlin included Sebastian Gick, Patryk Filipiak, and Karim Mohamad.

The match began with an explosive start as Tim Sulmer opened the scoring for Delay Sports Berlin in just the third minute. His early goal set the tone for the match and gave his side a confidence boost. Sulmer was instrumental again in the 13th minute, providing an assist for Zulu Ernst, who doubled the lead with a well-placed shot.

Berliner SC struggled to find their rhythm, and their frustrations boiled over when they received a yellow card in the 16th minute. Shortly after, Delay Sports Berlin were awarded a penalty, which Pascal Brossmann converted with precision, extending the lead to three goals. The relentless pressure from Delay Sports Berlin continued, and Firat Sucsuz found the net in the 32nd minute, again assisted by the influential Sulmer, making it 4-0.

As the first half drew to a close, Berliner SC managed to pull one back in the 44th minute, but it was too little too late as they also received another yellow card just before the half-time whistle, leaving them with a mountain to climb at 4-1 down.

The second half saw a shift in momentum as Delay Sports Berlin made three substitutions in the 65th minute, bringing on Sebastian Gick for Michael Dada, Patryk Filipiak for Dorian Fischer, and Karim Mohamad for Tim Sulmer. These changes aimed to maintain the team's energy and control as they sought to manage their lead.

Despite the substitutions, Berliner SC found a second wind and scored again in the 44th minute, narrowing the deficit to 4-2. However, Delay Sports Berlin responded well, maintaining composure and control as they saw out the match, ultimately securing a convincing 5-2 victory.

This friendly encounter highlighted Delay Sports Berlin's attacking capabilities and tactical awareness, setting a positive tone as they look ahead to their upcoming fixtures.