Haushamer Derby, not on the soccer field, but on the Playstation. FC and Türk Spor Hausham met in the E-Sports-Bayernliga Süd.
Hausham - Since outdoor soccer games are currently not possible due to the corona crisis, numerous district kickers use this to measure themselves against the console in the soccer simulation FIFA. Two clubs do this even under competitive conditions. Türk Spor Hausham and FC Hausham are two of the founding members of the E-Sports-Bayernliga Süd, which is being held for the first time this year and is organized by the Bavarian Football Association (BFV).
The most recent one was the Haushamer Derby. Türk Spor won 5: 1 in the end. Two games were played in one-on-one mode, the results were summed up. FC chairman Christian Halletz was beaten 1-3 at the start of Oguz Subasi, the second victory for Türk Spor was won by Samet Kevek with 2-0 against Alen Hadzic. "They were really good," Halletz had to admit.
Halletz: Türk Spor gambles more often than we do
In the table, after seven game days with four wins, Türk Spor is currently in better place than FC, who is in 18th place with three points. “There are really, really good players there. I myself play maybe once or twice a week and you can see that the opponents gamble more often than we do, ”Halletz reports.
At FC Hausham, the players alternate. In addition to Halletz and Hadzic, Basti Döring, Lukas Wammetsberger and Paul Both also compete. "We have a lot of active football players from the club, which is not the case with Garching, for example," explains Halletz. "It is still fun in any case, and after all you can grow from your tasks."
It is played every Sunday
Technically, there were no problems right from the start. Only the homepage of the BFV did not really play along at the beginning. However, these difficulties have now been resolved. "We are currently in the process of building everything in our sports home and setting up our own space," explains Tamer Yigit from Türk Spor. At the moment, however, his e-athletes are still playing in the living room at home, as the curfew currently dictates. "We actually started the season without any ambitions and want to get a taste of it first because we didn't know how strong the opponents were," says Subasi. "But now things are going really well, and we want to be in the top five at the end." The five registered players also change at Türk Spor. According to the regulations, everyone should play at least three season games.
Training, on the other hand, is not so precise. “We don't really train at all. FIFA 20 didn't really grab me like FIFA 19 last year, but it's still fun, ”Subasi continues. “However, we had problems twice because the opponent had a weak connection. Then the game is almost unplayable. ”The gamers of both clubs will be active again in the coming weeks. The matchdays are kicked off every Sunday at 7 p.m.
Further information is available on the BFV website: www.bfv-esports.de.