Bad Heilbrunn - Rather cautious, like long stretches of the game, the jubilation at SV Bad Heilbrunn fell out: With 1: 1 (1: 0) they separated from TSV Gersthofen.
At least in the last half hour, the Heilbrunn team showed itself to be superior and pressed on the guest gate to secure a threesome.
Admittedly, the home side had previously shown little inspiration to score more goals.
For long stretches the game just rippled on without giving the impression that one of the two sides was really out for scoring goals.
Guided tour after two minutes
The hosts had put full-back Andi Specker in the lead after just two minutes. He had cleverly extended a free kick into the guest mesh with his head. Perhaps the HSV attackers had already felt too safe after the early leadership. “Afterwards we didn't look for the last risk,” admitted coach Walter Lang. In addition, Captain Toni Krinner had a pitch-black day. Hardly that he managed to dribble and many of his face-offs did not find their own teammate. And the guests also gave the best chances of the possible compensation. At first Ibrahim Neziri only aimed at the post, Simon Achatz and Manuel Lippe also awarded free-standing. During this phase, HSV keeper Christoph Hüttl was also challenged a few times. However, he was always confidently on the spot,when it was needed. This is also the case with another great opportunity for Achatz with a beautiful parade. “We were pretty lucky a few times,” said coach Lang.
Gradually woke up
After changing sides, things continued without any major highlights until Toni Pappritz let a ball drip a little too far.
Neziri immediately stopped and the ball rushed into the Heilbrunner Maschen (55th).
The landlords didn't want to have the butter removed from their bread that easily and gradually woke up.
Especially the two sixs Toni Pappritz and Tom Pföderl now moved closer to their opponents and thus increased the pressure forward.
Dangerous due to standards
Now only Bad Heilbrunn was playing and some standards made it dangerous.
“But there was always a lack of little things to be successful,” Lang regretted.
When Peter Auer headed the leather for the supposed winner, the referee refused to recognize the hit because of offside - probably rightly.
When hectic broke out on the field and the situation threatened to escalate, the referee ended the match prematurely.
"Overall, the draw is okay."
Heilbrunn's trainer Walter Lang
"All in all, the draw is okay," said Lang and noted: "We didn't lose two points today, we are happy to take one." In addition, with 24 points at the end of the preliminary round of the Landesliga Süd-West, the gap is now reassuringly large to the relegation ranks.
Above all, the points cushion that has been retracted so far is far greater than feared before the season.
