Zebras series is about to restart

After the corona-related forced break, the Echingen district league soccer players lost for the first time this season.

Eching

 - After the corona-related forced break, the Echingen district league footballers lost for the first time this season: TSV Rott / Lech suffered an unfortunate 2-1 defeat.

Despite a good playful performance, the guests from Eching had to accept two goals in the first half (19./38.).

"We have to reproach ourselves for not having defended consistently enough," emphasized coach Jan Strehlow, whose team was otherwise constantly on the offensive.

However, far too often the degrees ended up in the arms of the opposing goalkeeper.

Kelly Scholz has to take a lot

Also in the second half they had a “super power play” and were clearly superior to the opponent in terms of play.

His zebras could only be stopped by unfair means.

Above all, top scorer Kelly Scholz had to take a lot and be carried off the pitch several times.

However, the referee did not act consistently enough.

In addition, according to Strehlow, there were several controversial offside decisions.

So it was only enough to score an Echinger goal: After a free kick by Anna Bergmoser on the second post, Lea Rebenschütz pushed the ball into the far corner (57th).

Looking forward to the upcoming tasks

"It was clear that our series would eventually break down, but the result does not reflect the course of the game," sums up Coach Strehlow.

Nevertheless, the TSV girls are looking forward to their next tasks in the cup at SV Hohenlinden (October 3, 4 p.m.) and at home against SV 1880 Munich (October 11, 3 p.m.) with great anticipation.

And of course the team wants to win again.

TSV Rott / Lech - TSV Eching 2: 1

Line-up:

 Prummer - Bjelovuk (45th Moser), Tsanaka, Scholz (66th Wieser), A. Mederl - Rebenschütz, S. Mederl, Bergmoser, Beer, Priselac - Freundorfer (30th Schwentner).

Goals:

 1-0 Hofmann (19th), 2-0 Hofmann (38th), 2: 1 Rebenschütz (57th).

Referee:

 Andreas Lemke (TSV Schongau).

Spectators:

 30.