The test 1: 3 lost, but none was really disappointed. SC Baldham-Vaterstetten has developed a flair for realism.
Vaterstetten - The almost four-month winter break has felt the SC Baldham-Vaterstetten in the past years countless players, points, maybe even at least one promotion. In this respect, coach Gzim Shala should have started flashing again last week when he was only able to nominate ten healthy and two ailing players for the preparatory game against national league team SV Bad Heilbrunn. Of the eight absences, however, "only" three kickers were not on board due to injury, Shala explained.
"I'm not worried about the next epidemic, I'm not doing myself a favor."
Especially since the state of emergency does not have to be pronounced, especially when the followers make such a promising appearance as against the national league team. "I was very positively surprised by my last line-up," praised Shala after the 1: 3 (1: 3) defeat at home. “The first half was very balanced, only with two goals conceded by standards did we look bad. In the second half we also played really well, didn't allow anything anymore and even played out four or five big chances. ”After Stefan Lechner put the hosts in the lead (4th) and the guests had made the final score before the break, Baldams used A- Youth player Nelson Rook made his men's debut to draw attention to himself at Shala. “Once he was six meters free in front of the gate, but had too much time to think. A hit would have been the perfect scenario for him. ”
The Baldham coach is expecting a significantly improved scenario in his squad next Sunday when visiting against Srbija Munich (3 p.m.). bj