SV Elversberg vs. Borussia Mönchengladbach: Elversberg rallies from two goals down to beat Gladbach 4–3

Gladbach takes a halftime lead

Bolin put Borussia Mönchengladbach ahead in the 11th minute, opening the scoring against SV Elversberg. Mokwa answered in the 29th minute to bring the visitors level. Bolin scored again in the 44th, restoring Gladbach’s lead just before halftime and giving him two goals in the opening period.

Elversberg coach Vincent Wagner was sent off after receiving two yellow cards before halftime. His dismissal left Elversberg without its coach on the sideline, but it did not reduce the team to 10 players.

Elversberg closes a two-goal gap

Scally added Gladbach’s third goal in the 56th minute, stretching the lead to 3–1. Krattenmacher scored for Elversberg in the 66th after a sequence that included a saved shot from Petkov, Krattenmacher’s header against the bar and another rebound. That goal cut the deficit to one.

Nguefack later fouled Krattenmacher, setting up a free kick for Elversberg. Keidel scored from it in the 80th minute to tie the match. Elversberg had answered Gladbach’s two-goal lead with two second-half goals, leaving the result undecided as regulation neared its end.

Krattenmacher decides it in stoppage time

Krattenmacher had another chance shortly before the winner, but Nicolas tipped his shot over. Futkeu then supplied Krattenmacher for a goal in stoppage time. His second goal of the match put Elversberg ahead for the first time, completing its comeback and securing a 4–3 victory over Gladbach.