The personnel situation at TSV Ebersberg remains tense. As a result, there were many young players on the field against SV Ostermünchen.
Ebersberg - Tom Wolff believes and hopes that it will probably not be for two weeks before the Eber staff will be able to increase their material levels again. Until then, the TSV Ebersberg trainer is satisfied with partial successes.
Wolff: After the debacle against Grünthal - the attitude was right today
In contrast to the 3-0 bankruptcy declaration in Grünthal, “our attitude was right today”. Wolff had given his boars defensive security and unity as the top priority for the home start against the district league club SV Ostermünchen. Despite the unusually early kick-off time on Saturday at 10 a.m., the home team seemed to have slept in. As ordered, you retreated to your own half of the field and had fulfilled the objective of “clean sheet” at the break.
Wolff: Only point Bogatov lost up front
As expected, of course, the own goal danger fell by the wayside. “With Valentin Ertl and Yannik Sabatier we have two A-youngsters on the outside lanes who just need their time on the last pass. Behind us we had three sixes, which are less dangerous in terms of goals anyway, so Viktor Bogatov is the only leader who is lost in the front ”, analyzed Wolff.
He looked in vain for goal-hungry alternatives on his narrow bench. "We are in a difficult situation, we lack the decisive people." In this respect, he was able to come to terms with a good 70 minutes without conceding a goal. "After that we ran out of steam."
Within five minutes, the guests hit the bull's eye twice and left the Waldsportpark as winners with a 2-0 win. For the district townspeople this was the second defeat without a goal of their own and the next test matches in Raubling (Saturday, 5 pm) and against Emmering (August 22) should be "not easier". "But we can't stop now," says Tom Wolff, "we have to go on and step up the gas with the boys." ( Bj )