Toto Cup: 39 goals in five games

Goals like on the assembly line fell at the five Toto cup games on Wednesday evening.

The ball landed a total of 39 times in the net, and many hits were scored from the penalty spot.

Three encounters were decided in the penalty shootout, once there was a relatively close decision after 90 minutes and a runaway victory.

What was ultimately the same in all games: The favorite prevailed.

FC Forstern - FC Langengeisling 1: 2

Three days before the start of the district league, the FCL sent a slightly reinforced second team to Forstern.

“It wasn't a high class game.

It was already clear to both teams that they were still preparing, ”said Forstern's spokesman Albert Bowinzik.

The victory of the guests was deserved.

“The Geislingers were a tad faster and more dangerous on the offensive.

And we allowed ourselves too many simple ball losses. ”Still, it was exciting for a long time.

Bastian Keilhacker (62nd) equalized the early FCL lead by Mario Jon (12th).

Two minutes before the end, Jon put the lid on with his second hit.

Bowinzki: "We take the game as an additional training unit."

“That was a dirty but nice cup win,” says Fraunberg's player-coach Christian Daimer and laughs.

“In the beginning it was a real summer kick with few chances on both sides, but then Ottenhofen made the 1-0 with the first opportunity: Constantin Lichti scored the goal in the 42nd minute.

"In the second half it was a game on one goal, namely on our goal," says Daimer.

"The DJK was clearly better, but missed some good chances." And so it happened, as it had to: Malte Kaps made it 1-1 in added time.

"With will and commitment we still fought for the balance," analyzes Daimer.

In the subsequent penalty shootout, only one Ottenhofener hit, while three Fraunbergers sank the ball into the net - Josef Pfoser converted the last penalty.

SC Moosen - TSV Dorfen 5: 6 on request

Maxi Bauer is a positive person. Although his team was eliminated from the cup on penalties and he was injured, the SC Moosen player-coach is still satisfied. “That was a great game. We presented ourselves very well, I really liked what I saw, and in the end you didn't see the difference between the two classes, ”he sums up the game against TSV Dorfen. He enjoyed a special guard against his ex-club. “Usually two men were with me, they did well,” he says appreciatively. The district classist was initially deeply against the district division, which could not prevail for a long time. A single action by Gerhard Thalmaier finally brought the lead (20th), "the only dangerous situation," says Bauer."In the second half we completely set the tone, and Dorfen only tried long balls." An own goal by Yusuf Mutlu after a corner (51st) equalized, and Felix Daumoser scored after a Bauer return pass 2: 1 for mosses. Then we would have had to close the bag, ”says the SCM player-coach. But as it is, Nikolas Drimmel scored the 2: 2 (83rd). At this point, Bauer was no longer on the field and injured his knee in a duel. From outside he had to watch as his team only scored three times on penalties, while Dorfen scored four times. Nevertheless, Bauer enthuses: "It was a derby at eye level and it was really fun."and Felix Daumoser scored 2-1 for Moosen after a Bauer return pass. Then we would have had to close the bag, ”says the SCM player-coach. But as it is, Nikolas Drimmel scored the 2: 2 (83rd). At this point, Bauer was no longer on the field and injured his knee in a duel. From outside he had to watch as his team only scored three times on penalties, while Dorfen scored four times. Nevertheless, Bauer enthuses: "It was a derby at eye level and it was really fun."and Felix Daumoser scored 2-1 for Moosen after a Bauer return pass. Then we would have had to close the bag, ”says the SCM player-coach. But as it is, Nikolas Drimmel scored the 2: 2 (83rd). At this point, Bauer was no longer on the field and injured his knee in a duel. From outside he had to watch as his team only scored three times on penalties, while Dorfen scored four times. Nevertheless, Bauer enthuses: "It was a derby at eye level and it was really fun."Dorfen, on the other hand, four times. Nevertheless, Bauer enthuses: "It was a derby at eye level and it was really fun."Dorfen, on the other hand, four times. Nevertheless, Bauer enthuses: "It was a derby at eye level and it was really fun."

SV Eintracht Berglern - FC Eitting 5: 6 n.E.

140 spectators, including Löwen striker Stefan Lex, saw a game that told several stories: for example, that of Sebastian Herrmann, who confidently converted two penalties during the game but then failed to score on penalties. Or that of the regional league team, who used both of his chances coldly. “We deserved the win,” said Berglern's coach Nino Filippetti after the game. In the first round, Eintracht had left the guests the ball, but allowed no chances. Only once was the defense careless with a wide ball, which Florian Huber punished with the Eittinger lead. In the second round, the Berglerner put off the last nervousness and pushed for the equalizer, which Herrmann scored in the 67th minute with a penalty. "There was physical contactbut you don't necessarily have to give it, ”says Filippetti. Presumably it was a concession decision because Michael Faltermaier and then Simon Eibl had already been fouled with a penalty. The second 911 was indisputable. Substitute Matteo Gumpold was brought down after a counterattack. Hermann scored for the second time (71st). Shortly afterwards, Alfred Neudecker took his measurements from 18 meters. He equaled to 2: 2 through a badly staggered wall. Herrmann made a mistake in the penalty shoot-out. But because another mountain student, Matthias Bauer, had missed, he was not the only one who was unlucky. The coach didn’t take it wrong anyway. "The team can be proud of their performance," said Filippetti, who is also happythat Michael Bauer did not injure himself more seriously after a collision with Felix Zehetmaier. "That will be a clean cut on the face, but luckily no concussion," says the Berglern trainer.

FC Erding - FC Finsing 0: 8

Marc Marasescu was not to be envied in the FCE goal.

The Finsinger combined at will in the penalty area and set the course for victory early on.

Manuel Fuchs (5th), Marko Batljan (19th) and Leon Englhard (32nd) achieved the 3-0 half-time lead.

But because coach Bernd Häfele was not satisfied with the running work in the first round, the district league relegated team really stepped on the gas afterwards.

Fabian Kövener (61st / 74th), Christian Hennel (62nd), Englhard (68th) and Fuchs (69th) marked the final score.

"It could have gone even higher," said Finsing's sporting director Thomas Gasda.

“Erdings goalkeeper has defused a few big things.” The performances of the youngsters Lucas Bertsch and Leon Englhard were very gratifying.