Frankfurt / Main (dpa) – After the duels with Hannover 96 and Greuther Fürth, the German Football League (DFL) also published a third second division game from Dynamo Dresden. This is clear from the game plans that the DFL published on Wednesday. The Saxons are currently in a two-week quarantine because of two positive tests for the corona virus. Now, the guest appearance with league leader Arminia Bielefeld should not take place until June, as planned. Dresden would not have been in quarantine at the originally planned game date next week, but would only have had an extremely short preparation time.
This results in a real mammoth program for the second division last in June: On June 3 (6.30 p.m.) the game will be made up in Hanover before it goes to SV Wehen Wiesbaden on June 6. This is followed by the catch up game against Greuther Fürth on June 9 (6.30 p.m.), a home game against Hamburger SV on June 12 and the catch up game in Bielefeld on June 15 (8.30 p.m.). Because the next English week will follow immediately, Dresden will play six games within 15 days.
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