Penzberg - The football winter break comes too early for district division FC Penzberg.
The FCP Express is gaining momentum.
The BCF Wolfratshausen was also overrun.
In third place in the table, coach Martin Wagner's team took their fourth win in a row 4-1.
With this, the Penzbergers come close to the top group again in seventh place at the end of the year.
“The three was important,” said Wagner happily after the good performance of his team and the sense of achievement that will hopefully have an effect in the new year to be able to start an attack on the very front.
"That was one of our best games of the season", Wagner summed up the appearance at BCF, which he clearly recognized as the favorite.
Little of that was to be seen on the square.
The Penzbergers appeared powerful and bilious from the start.
Luck with foul
The latter would have had almost fatal consequences, as Maxi Kalus thwarted a Wolfratshausen resident with a stretched leg after only two minutes.
The referee pulled out yellow, which caused Wagner's relief.
“It might have been red in the 70th minute,” the FCP coach confessed, not least because Kalus headed the guests with a 1-0 lead (6th) a little later on a pass from Maxi Berwein.
"The early goal naturally played into our cards," said Wagner.
The home side were forced to react immediately and play forward, which gave the FCP room to counter.
And the Penzbergers knew how to use that.
Efe Kurtar (33rd) made it 2-0 with a placed long-range shot - it was his debut goal this season.
No penalty
Shortly before the break, Andreas Schneeweiß (39th) even increased to 3-0 with a deflected shot.
It was to be gotten over the fact that the referee left his whistle in a foul on Schneeweiß and did not whistle a penalty.
The game was not decided despite the clear halftime lead of the guests.
Wolfratshausen came back from the cabin with a lot of energy.
The management mode at FCP was not enough to prevent Mustafa Kantar (51st) from 3-1.
A little later, the home side also missed a chance to hit the next goal.
After a good hour, the Penzbergers switched back to offensive mode and that quickly paid off.
Vazlican Verep (67th) restored the old three-goal lead with a header to make it 4-1 and the decision was made.