The football teams of TSV Dorfen (District League East) and BSG Taufkirchen (District League) have the first training sessions for the second half of the round in their legs.
Dorfen - Now on Saturday a first test by the Isenstadt residents on the artificial turf pitch at TSV St. Wolfgang showed that both coaches still have some work to do with their teams. The game ended for Dorfen with a little meaningful 0-1 defeat (0-0).
Not much different than expected, in this preparatory game the coordination and processes in the team parts on both sides were not yet optimal. Overall, Dorfen afforded too many bad passes, misunderstandings and slight ball losses. The BSG started defensively and increased over the course of the game.
In the first half, the team of TSV coaching team Sascha Hänle and Günter Schatz had largely controlled the game, but without dominating. The BSG started off cautiously and probably wanted to wait and see what the district league is up to.
In the course of the second half, all players were deployed, which did not exactly promote the flow of the game in the current preparation phase. Dorfen had good scenes, but couldn't find the rhythm. The BSG became braver and always went on the offensive. The TSV had some good chances to score, such as a slam hit after a nice free kick from 18 meters half left by Andreas Petermeier or a post from Markus Mittermaier. Dorfens goalkeeper Alexander Wolf, who thwarted two major BSG chances with strong saves, was already in good shape. However, he was powerless at Taufkirchener 1: 0 (63.). A misunderstanding in the defense of Dorfen had promptly punished BSG storm leader Thomas Götzberger with the leading goal, which was also the winning goal. pre