1: 1 at halftime and one player less on the field - not exactly the best prerequisites for the second win of the season.
The SVA Palzing got him anyway.
Palzing / Eching
- The kickers from the Ampertal were firmly convinced that exactly this constellation could be an advantage in the home game against TSV Eching.
Because: "The Echinger have to play the game, we can counter," SVA coach Sepp Summerer told his players at half-time.
As a result, Palzinger defended well, used the space and won the derby 4: 1 (1: 1).
TSV Eching traveled to the Ampertal with a mini squad.
The axis around Luka Topic, Staas Mitko and Louis Kleindienst was missing.
Only three field players took their places on the bench next to the reactivated substitute goalkeeper Peter Escher.
The 52-year-old played for both clubs in his career.
The last time he was in the 2014/15 season for the reserve of TSV between the posts.
Palzing had fewer failures, but had to replace vacationer Jonas Grundmann on the offensive.
Ivan Rakonic stormed in the front line.
After the first goal there was a break in the home team
The SVA put forward and led from the 17th minute, because Marcel Radlmaier netted after a corner.
After the goal there was a break in the home team.
Eching got stronger.
The fast wingers Daniel Amannsberger and Philippe Göbel challenged the Palzinger defense.
Matthew Atkinson equalized in the 32nd minute.
The newcomer came to the ball in the penalty area and deliberately pulled into the left corner with the first contact.
But the first half still had one upset.
Stefan Fischer came a step too late in the 45th minute and hit an Echinger hard.
The referee took out the red card.
Palzing's coach Summerer sold his team the sending off as an opportunity.
Eching had to play forward.
Sure: TSV coach Michael Schütz couldn't have told anyone to go to a point with a 45-minute excess.
Kaindl's brilliant comeback after redemption
The SVA scored the next goal: Captain Radlmaier prevailed on the right in the 52nd minute and passed flat into the middle from the baseline.
Thomas Kaindl withdrew directly and scored in the first game after his red ban to make it 2-1 for the Ampertaler.
Schütz was annoyed by the goal: "We had the chance to clear things up and then left him way too much space in the penalty area."
The guests now had to take even more risks - which meant larger rooms for palzing.
Substitute Benedikt Reiter was one step faster than TSV keeper Alessandro Kestler in the 80th minute and made it 3-1.
Kestler injured himself but bit his teeth.
With Noah Staudt's shot to 4: 1, a fit Kestler would have put up more resistance (90th + 4).
At that point the game was already decided.
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