The league debut of new coach Arie van Lent failed.
SpVgg Unterhaching have to admit defeat against FSV Zwickau late.
Zwickau - The SpVgg Unterhaching does not seem to have completely processed the frustration over the messed up second half of the previous season.
At the start of the new season there was a bitter 1: 2 defeat at FSV Zwickau.
"That was very annoying, we would have deserved a point," said the new head coach Arie van Lent, who in the starting line-up completely trusted the staff from last season and had not used any newcomers.
Markus Schwabl: "The goal was preceded by a clear foul game from Zwickau"
In Saxony, 2621 spectators ensured a good atmosphere, and the Hachinger team needed a longer start-up time to find their way into the game.
Lukas Hufnagel (23rd) and Felix Schröter (25th) developed their first chances, but the goal was marked by the hosts in the 37th minute through Felix Drinkuth.
“The goal was preceded by a clear foul game from Zwickau”, annoyed Haching's captain Markus Schwabl, who also admitted: “We just have to create more danger in the end.
You saw this shortcoming in the preparation period. "
SpVgg Unterhaching: Dominik Stroh-Engel ensures the balance
After the change of sides, the Hachinger team worked out a plus in game shares, but the equalization resulted from a standard situation.
Substitute Dominik Stroh-Engel confidently converted a penalty kick to equalize 1: 1 in the 67th minute.
Later hit shocked the Hachinger
The final phase was turbulent: In the 80th minute, the completely free-standing Felix Müller tripped the possible match point for Haching.
Shortly before the end of the game there was a cold shower for the guests: Zwickau's new signing Manfred Starke scored with a - certainly not untenable - long-range shot to make it 2-1 (89th).
“That was unnecessary and unfortunate.
We harmed ourselves, but there were good things, especially in the second half.
We have to do better in the home game against Lübeck on Friday, ”was the conclusion of Arie van Lent after his first competitive game as Haching coach.
("KLAUS KIRSCHNER")
