TSV Grünwald loses to SpVgg Landshut. The green-whites delivered a weak first half and only increased in the second half.
No spring feelings with Jochen Joppa this afternoon in Lower Bavaria. "It was really gross, windy and cold on the artificial turf pitch," complained the spokesman for TSV Grünwald, who would have liked to have accepted the uncomfortable conditions with a better presentation of his team with a better result. However, neither was suitable: The green and whites lost 0: 1 (0: 0) at SpVgg Landshut and, in Joppa's view, showed "an opening game to be forgotten".
TSV Grünwald with a weak first half
In the first round, the TSV presented itself really weak. “Landshut is fighting against relegation. You should have known that they really wanted to go and accelerate right from the start, ”Joppa indicated that he was not satisfied with the way his team was hired. "In the first quarter of an hour we weren't there at all."
And the green-whites were extremely lucky that Tobias Steer missed the target completely free (13th). But TSV would also have taken the lead, but “by chance”, as Joppa admitted: SpVgg keeper Johannes Huber dropped the ball after a cross at Luca Tschaidse's feet (29th).
"Defense unsorted, midfield overwhelmed and attack can not tie balls"
The striker's action was symptomatic of the Grünwald appearance. "He should only have pushed in, but he did not hit the ball," said Joppa, who described the first round over long distances as follows: "Landshut tried to attack with long balls. We were unsorted in defense, overwhelmed in midfield and we couldn't tie balls in the attack. ”
Increase in half time two
After the change, it got better playfully, especially the substitute Marco Bornhauser proved to be the driver. But at first the Landshutters were more dangerous with a 25-meter slam from Patrick Sudol (65.) and the goal of the day with Dominik Past, who after an unnecessary loss of ball by Thomas Meyer hit the ball in the third attempt after goalkeeper Leopold Bayerschmidt had parried twice more (67th).
Then the TSV met through Fabian Traub (74th), but the shooter was said to be offside. "Even the Landshut spectators did not see it that way," Joppa mourned after the denied goal, which he would have regarded as a reward for the increase: "The Landshut really stepped on the gas in the first half, but pumped like the cockchafer in the second. That's why we would have earned a point in the end. ”There was also one last big chance, but Max Stapf got bogged down instead of pulling away immediately (90th). around
SPVGG LANDSHUT -
TSV GRÜNWALD 1-0
TSV Grünwald: Bayerschmidt - Sammer (46th Bornhauser), Mair, Kiran, Schöglmann, Traub, Dieckmann, Koch, Meyer (70th Ahammer), Androsevic, Tschaidse (46th Stapf)
Goal: 1-0 Past (67.)