Berg - The district derby in the district league south between MTV Berg and SC Pöcking-Possenhofen remained without a winner.
With a late goal, the host team of coach Wolfgang Krebs prevented a defeat and got the first point with a 2-2 draw.
“We don't make a lot of mistakes, but the couple were punished,” said Krebs, annoyed that it didn't work out again with a threesome. “We have to defend that more consistently when we equalize,” but his opponent Simon Gebhart, who switched on shortly before the end, was also not satisfied. The game took off very slowly at first. Both teams hardly came to dangerous actions in the first half. Marcel Höhne (20th) recorded the home side's first chance to score after a Berger corner. After that, not much happened until shortly before the break. First Sarek Suplit created danger with a corner kicked directly. A little later, Suplit crossed in front of the housing of SCPP goalkeeper Schuh where Phillip Binder (35th) headed in to make it 1-0.
The joy about it only lasted for a short time, because Gianluca Zandt (39th) scored 1: 1 after a corner. After the break, the game became increasingly heated and hectic. Niklas Betz failed twice because of Schuh. Twenty minutes before the end, the guests surprised with the opening goal by Lucas Perkuhn (71.), whereby MTV substitute keeper Tobias Stingl did not cut a good figure. Shortly thereafter, Tim Kayser received the yellow-red card from the home side (76th). Despite being outnumbered, the hosts pressed on the equalizer in the final phase. In stoppage time, the Berger was also able to cheer when Betz got the 2-2 final score after a Suplit corner. On the Sunday before that, MTV lost 3-0 at SV raising. "On the offensive, we lacked the punch," said Krebs, who regretted that his troops were not making enough of the opportunities.The home side, who took the lead shortly before the change by Denis Grgic (43.), were more effective. A counter hit by David Hendel (70th) and a penalty converted by Grgic (79th) made the Berger bankruptcy complete. Next Saturday (2 p.m.) the Berger will continue with a guest appearance at BCF Wolfratshausen.
Roland Halmel
