Landsberg / Regensburg - SSV Jahn Regensburg II remains unbeaten in its own place in the Oberliga Süd this season. Even the footballers of TSV 1882 Landsberg did not get past a 0-0 win in the Upper Palatinate at the start of the second half of the season. This slows down the race to catch up in the table: With 30 points, the Lechstädter are in seventh place in the table after 19 games and the gap to second in the table, SV Kirchanschöring, is six points.
The two regular keepers of the TSV are still out with injuries: Daniel Witetschek will be missing two weeks with his broken finger and Sebastian Hollenzer has just started running again. In Regensburg, therefore, Frank Schmitt from the second team was again between the posts, who had already shown a week ago in the 5: 1 against church christening that you can rely on him. Otherwise, the team of coaching team Salemovic / Hutterer is injury-free and the reserve bench is prominently occupied. In addition to the youngsters, there were players with David Anzenhofer, Kevin Gutia, Manuel Detmar, Andreas Fülla and Maximilian Holdenrieder who probably had hopes of a regular place before the season.
It is not an easy task for the coach to keep everyone happy, as Mike Hutterer confirms: “Of course, one or the other was not satisfied with being on the bench last weekend.
But that's a good thing, because we want to see that the guys are eager to play.
Anyone can offer and impose themselves through the training. "
However, the breadth of the squad made Gottfried Agbavon leave TSV Landsberg because he currently hardly has the opportunity to show his talent.
But they separated peacefully and amicably, says Hutterer.
“We'll keep rotating,” assures the coach, “because we're adapting our line-up to the upcoming opponent.
The players will get their chances. "
The game in Regenburg can be classified in the better goalless draw, because two well-organized teams met each other and neutralized each other at a high level. However, Hutterer sees slight advantages with his team: “We had three hundred percent chances through Lutz, Date and Hoffmann. So we lost two points rather than won one. "
Especially after the break, TSV Landsberg had a great twenty minutes superiority and barely left the opponent to breathe.
But the home side's central defense withstood the pressure and was able to break the waves of attack from Lechstadt again and again.
With the final whistle, the young Regensburg team had won a somewhat flattering draw and compliments from Mike Hutterer: “Regensburg has a good team.
It was a difficult task and all in all a respectable Bayern league game. "
Praise for Schmitt
TSV goalkeeper Frank Schmitt also deserved special praise from the coach: “He played his part very confidently and kept everything that came on his goal.
After all, we had two strong opponents recently and only conceded one goal.
Frankie is doing an excellent job and we are grateful that he is available to us at all. "
Schmitt will have the opportunity to distinguish himself again next Saturday at 2 p.m. when TSV Schwaben Augsburg is a guest at the 3C-Sportpark.
The team from Fuggerstadt ranks directly behind TSV Landsberg in the table and currently has "one run" as Mike Hutterer says.
The last two victories against 1860 Munich II (2-0) and SV Pullach (1-0) should not have damaged the Swabians' self-confidence.
Already in the first leg in July Landsberg had to work hard to turn a 0-2 deficit to a 2-2 final result.