Wow, Bernbeuren was in full swing right after kick-off.
And even after the first few minutes of the game, the regional soccer team had no mercy on FC Weil.
Bernbeuren
- Daniel Deli had barely settled in his coaching bench when his team was already in the front thanks to Daniel Glatzel.
The jubilation over the first competitive goal after a break of almost a year had just subsided when the trainer of TSV Bernbeuren could look forward to Adrian Natzeder's 2-0 win.
"There was a lot of reason to celebrate," said the coach, who is not necessarily considered the party beast, himself surprised by the dream start of his regional league footballers against FC Weil.
Deli had prescribed his team the right concept against the relegation candidate.
The pressing of his kickers was so effective that the opponent was constantly forced to make mistakes.
“I knew what they were playing,” Deli laughed up his sleeve.
From the reassuring 2-0 lead after four minutes, Roman Lerchenmüller made it 3-0 after less than a quarter of an hour.
Slowly the 80 spectators began to feel sorry for the overwhelmed opponent, especially since after 36 minutes he lost his goalkeeper Johannes Schmiddunser with a red card because he came too late when running out against Johannes Birk.
At this point, Deli began to quarrel with the exploitation of his team's chances, which were now sifting their options in series.
When the opponent punished this usury with the 1: 3 by Hannes Greinwald after the break, the actions of the hosts became more targeted again.
Michael Boos finished the short rearing of the football club with the 4: 1.
Marius Birk put the lid on in injury time.
More games from the regional soccer league 2:
There was really something going on at the restart on the Altenstadt sports field.
Player-coach Christoph Schmitt was the savior in need - with two goals in stoppage time.
The restart began for Kreisliga leaders Denklingen with a goal.
But VfL remained confident as usual.
The second receives the third: Peiting faced a major challenge at the start.
Penzing couldn't be cracked.
