TSV 1860 München vs SV Wehen Result
3. Liga · Germany
TSV 1860 München
Full Time
SV Wehen
📍 Städtisches Stadion an der Grünwalder Straße, Munich
🗓️ Saturday, 14 Mar 2026 at 15:30
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0 - 0
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Stalemate in Munich: 1860 München and Wehen Play Out Goalless Draw
TSV 1860 München and SV Wehen shared the spoils at the Städtisches Stadion an der Grünwalder Straße, as both sides failed to find the breakthrough in a tightly contested 0-0 draw. In a match where defenses held firm and attacking flair was at a premium, neither team managed to carve out clear-cut chances, with both goalkeepers enjoying a relatively quiet afternoon. Despite the attacking intent suggested by their respective formations—1860 München lining up in a 3-4-1-2 and Wehen opting for a 3-4-2-1—the match was characterized by disciplined defensive structures and a lack of incisive final-third play. A yellow card apiece reflected the competitive but fair nature of the contest, as both teams ultimately settled for a point that does little to boost their ambitions in the 3. Liga standings.
TSV 1860 München
1860 München set up with a positive 3-4-1-2 formation, looking to make use of their width and the creative presence of Kevin Volland in midfield. However, their attacking efforts were stifled by a well-organized Wehen defense, and they struggled to create meaningful opportunities in front of goal. The back three, marshaled by Max Reinthaler and Siemen Voet, kept things tight at the back, ensuring Thomas Dähne was rarely troubled.
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SV Wehen
SV Wehen matched their hosts tactically with a 3-4-2-1 setup, aiming to control the midfield and hit on the break through Fatih Kaya and Moritz Flotho. While they managed to keep 1860 München at bay, their own attacking play was similarly blunt, with few moments of genuine threat. The defensive trio, particularly Jordy Gillekens and Tim Neubert, stood out for their solid performances.
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Key Moments
23' — Yellow Card
TSV 1860 München's midfielder picks up the first booking of the match after a tactical foul in midfield.
57' — Yellow Card
SV Wehen's defender is shown a yellow card for a late challenge, reflecting the competitive nature of the contest.
Tactical Analysis
Both sides opted for three-man defensive lines, with 1860 München deploying a 3-4-1-2 and Wehen responding with a 3-4-2-1. This led to a congested midfield, where neither team could assert clear dominance. The wingbacks on both sides were tasked with providing width, but disciplined defensive shapes limited their attacking influence. With both teams prioritizing structure over risk, the match became a tactical stalemate, with few opportunities arising from open play or set pieces. Substitutions and tactical tweaks had little effect on the overall pattern, as both managers appeared content to avoid defeat rather than push aggressively for victory. The lack of clear chances and attacking combinations highlighted the defensive discipline on display, but also underscored the lack of creativity in the final third.
Turning Point
There was no single turning point, as both defenses remained resolute and neither side was able to capitalize on their limited attacking moments.
Man of the Match
Max Reinthaler
Commanded the 1860 München backline and ensured a clean sheet in a match where defensive solidity was paramount.