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Rot-Weiss Essen Suffers First Defeat of the Season Against Alemannia Aachen

Rot-Weiss Essen, the Bundesliga team headed by coach Uwe Koschinat, suffered a 2:3 defeat at home against Alemannia Aachen on Sunday evening. This was the first defeat of the season for Rot-Weiss Essen.

The match began with RWE kicking off the fifth matchday, with a trip to relegated Jahn Regensburg scheduled for Friday, September 12. The evening's action started off quickly, as Luca Bazzoli made a mistake at the edge of the penalty area and brought down Lars Gindorf, resulting in a penalty for Alemannia. Gindorf converted the penalty, making the score 0:1.

Rot-Weiss Essen responded with several chances, including a great opportunity through Ramien Safi, but was denied by keeper Jan Olschowsky. Marc Richter hit the crossbar with a header for Aachen, and Niklas Castelle was denied by Jakob Golz in a one-on-one situation for Alemannia. Despite these opportunities, all three goals of Alemannia were scored from the penalty spot.

Torben Müssel and Marvin Obuz were brought on by RWE coach Uwe Koschinat, and Jaka Cuber Potocnik was also brought on later in the game. Potocnik scored the 2:3 in the fifth minute of added time, but the equalizer remained elusive for RWE. Kaito Mizuta reduced the deficit to 1:3 after a free kick from Ahmet Arslan, and Tobias Kraulich conceded another penalty for Rot-Weiss Essen, which was also converted by Gindorf.

Tobias Kraulich had a chance to pull one back, but Jan Olschowsky was equal to it. Mika Schroers missed twice before the break for Alemannia, and Kaito Mizuta hit the post for RWE. The coach of Alemannia, who played against Rot-Weiss Essen in the previous season and won both duels, is not named in the provided bullet points.

The newly signed Jannik Mause was also brought on by Uwe Koschinat, but it was not enough to secure a comeback for Rot-Weiss Essen. The team will look to bounce back when they travel to Regensburg on Friday.