The little Bavarians remain on the road to success. Yesterday's 6-1 home win over Halleschen FC was the fourth win in the new year
Munich - Little Bavaria remains on the road to success. Yesterday's 6-1 home win over Halleschen FC was the fourth win in the new year. On the one hand, this set a new record, four wins in a row had never before been seen for FCB youth in the third division. On the other hand, this rival victory also outstripped local rivals in the table in 1860. The two Munich teams are now tied, but third-division promoters FC Bayern II have the better goal difference of one goal. So coach Sebastian Hoeneß was enthusiastic about the appearance of his team. "We got into a frenzy," says the 37-year-old, his team is currently "extremely self-confident", which has led to "a bitter evening for Halle".
Goal scorer Kwasi Okyere Wriedt brought the talent scales of the record champions against the troubled Saxons, who scored only one point in their last seven games, early in front (6.) When Jonas Nietfeld's Halleers had deservedly equalized (36.) replied again Wriedt by dusting down for a corner kick with the Munich goal again to make it 2-1 (39.). With his 17th goal of the season, the 25-year-old striker also took the top spot on the third division scorer list again. His teammates also remained on the accelerator after the restart. With a remarkable individual action, Timo Kern initially increased to 3: 1 (59.) before Joshua Zirkzee put it to 4: 1 (68.). On the presentation of substitute Fiete Arp, Ajax loan Nicolas Kühn increased to 5: 1 (83.), the final score finally fixed with Wooyeong Jeong another substitute (89.). The cushion on the relegation zone is now nine points, no team in the 3rd division scored better this year.