Salim Musah's penalty sparks comeback against FC Eintracht NorderstedtÂ
Salim Musah's penalty in the 25th minute gave SV Werder Bremen II the lead and set the tone for an impressive 5‑2 victory over FC Eintracht Norderstedt in the Regionalliga Nord. The win marked the visitors' third triumph of the campaign and moved them up to ninth place.
Early drama and swift response
FC Eintracht Norderstedt opened the scoring in the 11th minute through Ezra Ampofo, seizing the brighter start. Four minutes later Arian Leonard Römers restored balance for Werder Bremen II with an equaliser, signalling the visitors' intent.
Musah then stepped up, converting a spot‑kick in the 25th minute to put Bremen II ahead 2‑1 at the break. The penalty rewarded Werder's growing control and gave the forward a memorable contribution.
Römers extended the lead in the 64th minute, but Jorge Lucas Camacho De Valdoleiros answered for Norderstedt nine minutes later. Jakob Wiehe added a goal in the 77th, and Jannes Ossadnik completed the rout three minutes after, sealing a convincing away win.
The result lifted Werder Bremen II to ninth place with three wins, two draws and five defeats, while Norderstedt endured a fourth consecutive match without victory, deepening their difficulties.
Musah's penalty proved central to the comeback, highlighting his attacking value in a confident team performance.