The TSV 1860 Munich loses at home against the Würzburg Kickers with 1: 2. After a mistake by goalkeeper Marco Hiller, the lions were not necessarily enough offensive.
Munich - One of Dennis Dressel's last stumbles into the goal, then the Kas was finally bitten. Saturday, June 6, 3:54 p.m. - after 16 games without defeat, the Lions had actually lost another game. "It hurts at first," said coach Michael Köllner, for whom it was the first bankruptcy as an 1860 coach. And also the end in the fight for advancement? The inventory:
Location: Eight matchdays before the end, the lions fell four points behind the direct promotion places. Moritz Stoppelkamp gave leader Duisburg his first goal after the Corona break with his late goal against Chemnitz, Mannheim benefited from an own goal against Viktoria Köln. At 1860, Marco Hiller fatally failed when he pushed a harmless shot from Fabio Kaufmann (14th) through the legs to 0: 1. "An absolute catch mistake that shouldn't even happen in the youth group," said ex-keeper Michael Hofmann, who worked as a BR expert. The second goal also resulted from a non-forced mistake. Marius Willsch lost the ball in the game setup, again Kaufmann was on hand. Efkan Bekiroglu's equalizer lasted just eleven minutes. "The 1-2 was the neck break," admitted Tim Rieder. "After that we had no real chance of scoring anymore," added Sascha Mölders, who is suspended in Uerdingen on Tuesday (7pm) due to his fifth yellow card.
Hope: Coach Köllner, despite all the disappointment about the lack of offensive bums ("not mandatory enough") referred to the dominant initial phase, which should be followed on Tuesday. "We have to come back in Uerdingen. The season is not over yet, there are still 24 points. ”Defender Aaron Berzel could return to the squad after ankle replacement.
Club policy: The "Wumms package" for contract renewals and new commitments demanded by head of sport Günther Gorenzel is still pending. The decision, which may be put aside, will be made tomorrow, Tuesday, when the management advisory board votes in a teleon conference on the successor of finance boss Michael Scharold. Everything points to an installation by Marc-Nicolai Pfeifer (Stuttgarter Kickers), which the eV side considers more appropriate than the marketing expert Sven Froberg (ex Wolfsburg) proposed by the investors side. Thanks to the 50 + 1 rule, President Robert Reisinger has the final say. A friendly solution cannot be assumed. Reisinger and Ismaik representative Saki Stimoniaris paid no attention to the game against Würzburg.
The fact is: With no prospect of revenue from viewers (estimated at 1.5 million euros in the budget), 1860 needed fresh capital to keep the team together. Coach Koellner's (pious) wish: “We have a high level of consensus among the team. I hope that this unity is carried over to all levels. "
Text: Ludwig Krammer
