FC Mindelstetten reaches the cup final – dramatic semi-final games!

FC Mindelstetten reaches the cup final – dramatic semi-final games!

The semi-finals of the Munich District Cup took place on Wednesday, October 2, 2025, and football fans experienced a real goal festival. In the first game, FC Eintracht Munich won 6-5 in a thrilling duel against TSV Zorneding. Gümüs gave Eintracht the lead in the first minute, followed by another goal from Hauk in the third minute. But Zorneding didn't give up and reduced the deficit with a goal from Gyasi in the 23rd minute.

The game was truly an emotional rollercoaster: the goals came one after the other until the 90th minute, when Pino Tellez scored the last goal for Zorneding. But despite all their efforts, it wasn't enough for TSV and Eintracht Munich reached the final.

More semi-final results

In the second semi-final, FC Feldmoching won against SC Inhauser Moos 3-1. The goals were scored by Radlhammer (7th minute), Miftari (30th and 44th minute) to make it 1:3, while Prebreza equalized in the 14th minute. Here too there was a yellow-red card for Smajilovic from Feldmoching in the 78th minute.

SV Munich West and FC Rot-Weiss Oberföhring played an exciting match that ended with a 2-0 win for SV Munich West. Hansel scored in the 34th minute and Egwi converted a penalty kick in the 61st minute. There was another exciting duel between SV Untermenzing and FC Teutonia Munich, which ended 1-0 for Untermenzing. Kriebel scored the only goal in the 43rd minute.

The finals at a glance

In the semi-finals of the Donau/Isar District Cup, FC Mindelstetten defeated TSV Lichtenau 2-1 after they benefited from an own goal in the 94th minute. Mindelstetten will therefore be in the final against Freising or Berglern, although the exact details of these matches are still pending. bfv.de reports on various cup finals in the regions, with the final also taking place in the Niederbayern-West district between FC Dingolfing and TSV Langquaid.

A further look at the cup world shows that FC Thalhofen in particular triumphed in an exciting penalty shootout against TSV 1863 Kirchheim. Patrick Reichhart was the hero of the day and saved two penalties.

The amateur football scene in Bavaria remains exciting. It remains to be seen who will wear the crown in the coming finals and whether FC Eintracht Munich or Feldmoching can win the grand final. The fans can look forward to exciting games that will certainly captivate them for the next few weeks. Kicker keeps everyone updated on the latest developments.

For all football enthusiasts it is clear: there is no better place than the local league to feel the heart of football.