The women of BCF Wolfratshausen celebrated a real job victory against FC Oberau. 17-year-old Eva Maier became the match winner.
Wolfratshausen - Some games are decided by beautiful combinations and joy in playing, sometimes the fighting spirit has to set it - as in the test of the BCF women against FC Oberau on Sunday afternoon. After a month-long Corona break, the regional league girls from Farchet have not yet been able to bring their usual security to the field. “We played a lot of attacks to the baseline without getting a shot on goal,” said trainer Ludwig Wolf. "After good conquests in midfield, we often lost the ball lightly."
BCF Wolfratshausen: Förg and Schauer bring BCF in the front
In a powerful first half, which began with a goal in the first minute, Hannah Förg and Selina Schauer shot the BCF women in the front. After the change of sides and some personnel changes, "the orientation and order was missing": The strong guests from Oberau came to the 2-2 equalizer.
BCF Wolfratshausen: Eva Maier decides the game after the drinking break
What exactly Wolf gave his players during the drinking break about 20 minutes before the final whistle is not known. The short break seemed to have been beneficial: Despite temperatures around 30 degrees, the BCF women showed bite and fighting spirit. The 17-year-old Eva Maier rewarded herself for her commitment with a double in the final minutes to make it 4-2.
"The girls showed good attitudes and morals," sums up Wolf. “We can still work on the playful uncertainties in preparation”. ( dst )