FC Langengeisling played their first game against FC Schwaig 100 years ago. On the occasion of this anniversary, the two teams tested against each other.
Schwaig - 100 years ago, FC Langengeisling played their very first football game. It was a 0-0 win against FC Schwaig. And now the anniversary game - in other words: a test between a district and a district division - also ended in a draw. However, the great-grandchildren were a bit more dangerous. Frederik Steber brought the Geislingers into the lead (27th). Raffi Ascher equalized the hosts with a penalty kick.
There was a one-two punch in the second round. First, Schwaig's player-coach Benjamin Held (78th) met for the district division, then Maxi Maier answered for the guests.
FC Schwaig: Held is annoyed by mistakes "which are punished immediately in the point game"
“Basically it was a decent game,” said Schwaig's coach Ben Held after the game. His team had noticed the training the day before, “but that's what the preparation is for. Langengeisling did well on the defensive, narrowed spaces and played on the counterattack ”. Held was annoyed by some minor mistakes, "which are punished in the point game and too little movement on the offensive". The second half was "running okay", "but we lacked the ability to push forward throughout the entire season".
Sinicki: "That was our first really good game"
FCL coach Mario Sinicki was happy about the increase in performance after the unsatisfactory first two test matches. “That was our first really good game. We defended very compactly and allowed few clear chances. In the first half we had an increase in chances thanks to our counterattack. ”Because the district league team put more pressure on after the restart,“ we didn't have such clear actions up front. Overall, the tie is okay in my opinion. "( Pir )