TSV Graefelfing went into the game against TSV 1860 Munich III with fewer personnel. The game was correspondingly difficult for the wolves.
Graefelfing - In a direct duel, the lions bit a little harder than the wolves: On Sunday afternoon, the third set of TSV 1860 Munich won the test match at TSV Graefelfing, the Würmtaler lost to the guest from Grünwalder Straße 2: 3 (2 :1).
Schachtner: It was clear that it would be difficult
Konstantin Schachtner had almost seen the defeat coming before the game. "It was clear that it would be difficult," said the Wolves' new coach. Schachtner only had two substitute players because of the vacation time. A couple of reservists also had to help out with the first. After half an hour, the home side fell behind in the regional division duel for the first time when Andre Orbegozo hit Araujo in the mesh. A short time later, however, the Graefelfinger showed a reaction. First Emre Yalcin missed a penalty, then Simon Edelmann made it better, who converted another penalty to equalize. A little later, Löwen fan Andreas Gries insisted on bringing the Wolves 2-1 up against his favorite club. The hosts were able to maintain the lead until the middle of the second half. “Then the air was out,” Schachtner admitted. His kickers lacked the strength and stamina to hold up to the end.
Although the sixties lost Omar Al-Haziazi after 54 minutes after a yellow-red card, they had more to offer than Graefelfing in the final spurt with only ten men. Mike Loher and Daniel Richter shot out the victory for Munich. Schachtner summed up: "They were much more aggressive." ( Hch )