🥳 Second division star celebrates a real red-letter day
Because he was significantly involved in his club's 2-0 lead at the time. He laid on the first goal with a header after a corner. He then personally extended the lead. If the win against Münster is now secured, it's the perfect league start for the 32-year-old.
But Preußen seems to have something against it, because Etienne Amenyido reduced the score to 2-1 for Münster. In the second half, Lars Lokotsch even equalized for the guests, but Lilian Egloff scored the winning goal shortly before the end.
So Wanitzek has a lot to celebrate today.
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