Deggendorf Extend Winning Streak with Comfortable Victory Over Selber
Deggendorf secured a convincing 5:1 victory against Selber in the Oberliga South on 10th October 2026, extending their impressive run of form. The home side, sitting second in the table with five wins from seven matches, made no mistakes against a Selber side that has struggled for consistency this season. To be fair, Selber had looked dangerous in their previous outing with that 5:2 win over Passau, but this performance told a different story entirely.
And here's the thing about Deggendorf's recent history — they've been involved in some high-scoring affairs. Their last five matches have seen goals fly in at both ends: 5:2 against Tölzer Löwen, a narrow 3:4 defeat to Kaufbeuren, then a 5:6 thriller against Erding. But against Selber, the home team actually managed to keep their defence relatively solid while putting away their chances. By then, the result looked comfortable well before the final whistle.
Selber's position in eighth place with three wins and four losses from seven games reflects a team that has found consistency elusive. Their recent results have been unpredictable — a heavy 0:2 loss to Erding followed what was supposed to be momentum after beating Passau. The away side had shown they could score in quantity with that 7:5 victory over Lindau, but against Deggendorf's structure, those chances evaporated.
The table situation is interesting, though both sides currently sit on zero points, which suggests something peculiar about the league's point system. Deggendorf's five wins have kept them in second place, while Selber's four defeats have dragged them down to eighth. And here's the thing — this result doesn't dramatically change either team's position, but it does demonstrate the gap in form between them.
For Deggendorf, this victory maintains their upward trajectory. They've won their last four matches coming into this fixture, including that impressive 6:1 demolition of Pasing and a 5:2 win over Füssen. The confidence from those results clearly carried through to Selber. They didn't need to win pretty — they just needed to win, and they got over the line with authority.
Selber will need to regroup quickly. Their last five matches show a pattern of high-scoring games with inconsistent results — wins against Passau and Lindau, but losses to Erding, Tölzer Löwen, and now Deggendorf. The away side had one foot in trouble after that 0:2 defeat to Erding, and this result adds another layer of pressure. They'll need to find some stability if they're to climb away from eighth place.
