The BCF troops lost the friendly against SV Pullach 1: 4. Due to a few positive moments and the commitment of Gregoire Diep, Coach Rödl can build on the performance.
Pullach / Wolfratshausen - The bare result confirms the expectations when two teams from different divisions meet. Nevertheless, the 1: 4 (0: 2) defeat of BCF Wolfratshausen at Bayern league club SV Pullach glossed over the actual course of the game in favor of the higher-ranking Isartaler. Without a doubt, the home side were the stronger team. Nevertheless, the district league team from Farchet let a number of top-class goal opportunities slip by.
The test was somewhat reminiscent of the better days of the ball club. Over the past decade, the clubs have met regularly in league games. Until the Wolfratshauser left the association of higher-class football with two relegations. Pullach meanwhile mostly played for the title in the Bayern League, but this season is threatened with relegation for the first time.
BCF Wolfratshausen: Diep brothers in action with the Flößerstädter
In the final phase of the encounter there was even a second retrospective factor in the commemoration. Gregoire Diep stepped onto the field: in the shirt of the Flößerstädter. Brother Gilbert Diep, meanwhile, is in the service of the ravens, but is currently injured. In the 2017/18 season, both Dieps ran after the round leather under the BCF logo. While Gilbert came to Pullach via Pipinsried, Gregoire went overseas with a scholarship. The 23-year-old is currently at home because of the global corona problem. When Mitch found out about Rödl beforehand, he quickly applied for a guest permit for the technically skilled midfielder. He does not hide the fact that the BCF coach Diep would be only too happy to work regularly until the winter break. However, it must first be clarified whether permission from the US campus is required for competitive games.
In Pullach, BCF coach Diep made a short debut. The game was already decided at this point. By conceding goals from the guest gifts category. "Insufficient tackle resistance", the trainer criticized shortly. Overall, Rödl was quite impressed by the performance of his students. “It's going to be slow”, he judges after eight weeks of preparation without any athletic test of strength.
Negligent exploitation of opportunities and gifts seal defeat
The 35-year-old consciously gathered his kickers around at an early stage. Just to save you a cold start in the usual scope of training. Rödl took a liking to the early pressure on the opponent, emphasized "good ball possession phases" and also praised his team's play area. The only drawback with the exception of the gradually sluggish running muscles: The negligent handling of outstanding chances. "Pullach could not have complained about a clear lead," stated Rödl, looking at the possibilities of Ralf Schubnell and Mirza Dzafic (both alone in front of the goalkeeper). Returning Niko Steinegger struck past the ball from a favorable position, and Dzafic failed in the second half with a direct free kick from close range and seconds before the final whistle.
So the consolation goal was reserved for a defender. After a corner kick, the ball slipped through the defensive thicket precisely onto Timon Hummel's slipper. What Rödl was also happy about: On Friday (6.30 p.m.) there was another practice game. The opponent in the Isar-Loisach-Stadion is the U19 of TuS Geretsried. OLIVER RABUSER