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Created: 08/15/2022, 19:00

When hope arose again: Luka Brudtloff converted the penalty kick to make it 2:3, but in the end the SEF left the home stadium empty-handed again.

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Landesliga: The SE Freising conceded four again and is still waiting for the absolutely necessary, first home win

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– SE Freising could not take the momentum from the thrashing victory in Pullach in the home game against SV Bruckmühl.

The SEF back team made too many mistakes.

Bruckmühl therefore had no trouble in the 4:2 victory.

“That was a step backwards.

We're back where we were at the beginning of the season," said SEF trainer Florian Bittner after the bankruptcy.

While the victorious Bruckmühlers (second success of the season) gathered together with their fans on the soccer field for the winning photo, Bittner and his assistant coach Michael Schmid talked for several minutes far away from the action.

When asked whether that was the first important game analysis, Bittner stated quite soberly: "There is no need for an in-depth analysis.

Everyone saw the total failure of our back four.

The mistakes she made were a disaster.”

Surprised by fast guests

The Bruckmühler, who started the season just as weakly as the Freisinger, turned on the turbo right from the start.

Fast switching and intelligent passes to the wings repeatedly presented the SEF defense with significant problems.

Keeper Jonas Trost was the focus.

The 0:1 (10th) through Maximilian Gürtler was predictable given the unorganized defense.

Gürtler had no trouble netting from ten yards.

The 0:2 was almost a copy.

Daniel Kobl gave Trost no chance.

First ray of hope on the SEF side: Florian Schmuckermeier's long-range shot (19th).

Breathe a sigh of relief at Lerchenfelder when Bittner thundered the ball into the goal to make it 1:2 after a corner from the inside left position.

Of course, the hit did not provide more stability.

Bruckmühl again used the chaotic assignment in the SEF back four.

Trost was able to parry the first shot with a reflex, but he was powerless against Gürtler's follow-up shot (23').

The hosts didn't want to give in at this point and promptly came after a foul on Felix Günzel with a converted penalty from Luka Brudloff to make it 2:3.

Bruckmühl puts the lid on it

“Is there still something going on?”, the anxious question of the fans.

Can the storm score more goals than their own back line allows the opponent to score?

No!

Because in the 50th minute, the Bruckmühler put the lid on.

The SEF back team was open again like a barn door.

Daniel Kobl was able to make it 2: 4 unhindered (50th).

After that, the guests managed their lead confidently.

They retreated into their own half.

The Freisingers were dominant and tried hard, but nothing more.

"It was difficult to score goals," Bittner admitted.

He didn't want to simply dismiss the renewed home disaster: "It's frustrating when you make such beginner's mistakes.

There is also a lack of the necessary attitude from some of our players.”