6-0 successes in the league cup against Erding and Moosinning 3, and Türkgücü Erding can still win.
FROM MAXI HOPF, ANDREAS HEILMAIER, EICKE LENZ AND DIETER PRIGLMEIR
Erding - Lots of goals, red cards and a first win - there was a lot going on on the first day of the new league cup.
While FC Erding received a big slap in Langengeisling, Türkgücü Erding achieved a small sensation in the second city derby.
SpVgg Altenerding was also strong as a bear, and SG Reichenkirchen was the boss of the Fraunberg community derby.
League Cup District League
FC Eitting 3
TSV Wartenberg 3
The guest from Wartenberg did not hide and had the first chance after seconds when Manuel Engl got the ball at the edge of the penalty area in front of Eitting's reactivated goalkeeper Markus Friedrich.
His jack went over the gate.
A free kick from Michael Reischl brought the Wartenberg lead.
Eitting then increased the pressure.
After a precise cross from player-coach Weber Florian Hornauer managed to equalize with a header.
After a foul on Hornauer, Fredi Neudecker put Eitting in the front with a penalty.
Then Hornauer, Neudecker and Weber had more chances, but the last consequence was missing while Wartenberg drove counter attacks, which often ran over the playful Maxi Härtl.
One of these counter-attacks brought the balance.
Goalkeeper Friedrich hesitated while running out, and Johann Eschbaumer hit the far corner.
But Eitting increased the pace before changing sides.
Neudecker prevailed on the right side, and Hornauer headed his flank to re-lead Eittinger.
After the break, the hosts no longer played their attacks consistently to the end, made bad passes and were less consistent in defense.
That took revenge, because shortly before the end of the game Wartenberg set a good counterattack, which Daniel Werner used to make the not undeserved 3: 3.
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FC Langengeisling 6
FC Erding 0
In the league games, the Langengeislingers had a lot of work with the FCE in their two victories.
In the League Cup it was a clear thing.
Kilian Stenzel (26th) and Rene Mecking (37th, 40th) shot the Kreisliga second 3-0 in the lead.
In the final quarter of an hour, Martin Linz, again Mecking and Maxi Maier turned the success into a runaway victory.
Maier, also the sporting director at FCL, spoke of a "solid performance, but it wasn't outstanding".
Their opponents would have made it too easy for them that evening.
Erding presented himself as absolutely harmless.
The only shot on goal on FCL goal was a direct free kick.
If Geislingen's chances had been better exploited, it could have been a lot worse for the FCE.
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SV Wörth 1
SC Kirchasch 0
After a dominant early phase of SV Wörth, the first goal was not long in coming.
Florian Rupprecht (26th) outplayed the KSC keeper Sven Kouame, who had been holding strong up until then, and completed the game.
After many missed opportunities on the part of the SVW, it was the break.
The KSC came again dangerously in front of the Wörther Kiste, but it remained with the victory of the host.
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League Cup district class
FC Türkgücü Erding 2
RW Klettham 1
“A great game,” cheered Dino Oruc.
The sporting director was also happy about the visit of playgroup leader Florian Neubert.
“He's just our lucky charm.” The success also had a lot to do with newcomer Kaan Cay.
The former national league kicker threw Klettham's defense into some embarrassment, but missed too many opportunities.
Several times he failed to keeper Florian Zettl.
Once it hit the post.
But then he prepared Ismail Öztürk's goal (42nd).
In the second round, Klettham was more present and earned the equalization that Tobias Paulus achieved (69th).
Ten minutes before the end Cay grabbed the ball 40 meters in front of the goal, played two opponents and scored to make it 2-1.
The Turks only played ten, because referee Jochen Juergens had sent Bujar Dobra off the pitch with a yellow-red.
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VfB Hallbergmoos II 0
FC Moosinning II 2
Player-coach Benedikt Thumbs had the first chance, but his header was defused by the VfB keeper.
Shortly before the break, Maximilian Löchner put the guests in the lead with a long shot.
After half-time, VfB pushed for the equalizer and had a few opportunities.
Once the FCM was able to clear just before the goal after a cross pass.
On the other side, Alex Hofmeister hit the bar.
Marco Esposito converted a penalty owed to Maxi Henneberger in the middle of the second half to make the decision.
In stoppage time, VfB player Tobias Bracht flew off the pitch with yellow and red.
"We showed a good reaction to the defeat against Walpertskirchen," said Thumbs happily.
He saw a “committed game from both sides with a lot of offensive scenes, but the clearer chances for us.
The bottom line is a deserved victory for us ”.
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SV Eichenried 3
TuS Oberding 0
In the balanced first half with few chances on both sides, Hassan Mavi initiated the Eichenried lead.
Justin Bauer used the dream pass as ice cold.
In the second half, Oberding had more possession, but SVE had better chances.
The 2-0 was Korbinian Lommers first goal in the men's area.
The youngster hit the far corner with a left-footed shot.
After hitting the post on both sides, Oberdings Philipp Ott received the red card for his tackle from behind at the level of the center line.
Shortly before the end, Thomas Holzmann deflected a Lommer cross into his own goal.
At SVE Daniel Böck and Max Mooshofer shone in defense as well as keeper Maxi Hofmeister, who had absolute air sovereignty.
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TSV Aspis Taufkirchen 1
FC Hörgersdorf 1
"We played a good game and played very dominantly in the first half," said Hörgersdorf's player-coach Martin Grasser after the game.
Logically, the leadership fell.
Denis Prsa had prevailed over the right.
He ran towards goal alone and overcame Aspis keeper Florian Dillis (33rd).
The chance to make an early decision was missed by Martin Vorsamer, who missed a penalty owed to Prsa.
Shortly before the half-time whistle, Leonidas Balderano did better on the other side.
He converted the penalty kick, bringing his team back into play.
The second half was even with chances on both sides.
Later excitement in the game: Aspis newcomer Tiago Rodrigues saw the red card (88th) for a revenge foul.
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SV Buch / Buchrain 0
FC Forstern 0
According to trainer Florian Leininger, the draw was "not undeserved, but more happy for us than for Forstern".
After the 0: 3 in the game against Hallbergmoos, which he classified as “completely screwed up” because “there was a lack of will, willingness to run and duels”, he saw a significant increase in performance this time.
"Forstern had more play, but we postponed well and did not allow much." FC missed two or three options - also because keeper Stefan Auer was strong.
But also the weakened host had the chance to win.
Ralph Nagleder failed because of FCF goalkeeper Stefan Renauer.
Forstern's press spokesman Albert Bowinzki missed "a little the derby character".
The game was characterized by caution.
“Nobody wanted to lose.
Perhaps we would have deserved the win because of the greater chances, but Stefan Auer held up really sensationally. ”Because of this individual performance, the draw is okay.
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League Cup A-Class
FC Moosinning III 0
SpVgg Altenerding 6
In the first competitive game after the Corona break, there was a class difference.
The result even flattered the Moosinninger hosts.
The evaluation of the chances of the guests was not optimal.
Four-time goalscorer David Riederle was in great shape, among other things, with a flawless hat trick.
For the other goals, Louis Braun and Johannes Irl, who also had bad luck with a crossbar, finally ensured.
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FC Fraunberg 1
SG Reichenkirchen 4
Tobias Bart brought the hosts into the lead after a rough Reichenkirchen blunder.
But within five minutes, the community rival turned the game.
Christian Graf (21st) scored after a corner out of the crowd.
Then player-coach Robert Lex sent attacker Patrick Helmer (26th) on the trip, whose full-cocked left-foot shot was untenable.
A double punch shortly after the break - the mass was already over.
Graf (50th) hit his head after a corner, and Michael Scharf (56th) refined a nice combination over Georg Fink and Helmer.
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DJK Ottenhofen 2
SpVgg Neuching 0
After the DJK Ottenhofen had dropped two points in the league against SV Hörlkofen, they now wanted to show that they can do different things.
"It was hard work against the strong and combative SpVgg," said coach Hans Bruckmeier.
After an unsatisfactory exploitation of the chances in the first half, the striker Constantin Lichti, who had been spared until then, came into play in the second half.
Just ten minutes after coming on, he sank the leather into the goal.
In the 66th minute the same game: Lichti prevailed with a great dribble against two men and slipped the ball into the net.
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SV Eintracht Berglern 4
SC Oberhummel 2
The derby started unhappily with an own goal from Berglerner Maximilian Scheckenhofer.
But immediately after the kick-off, Thomas Schmid equalized.
In the second half, Eintracht clearly dominated the game.
Oberhummel tried with small fouls to interrupt the flow of the game, but the hosts did not let themselves be disturbed.
After Michael Faltermeier was substituted on in the 60th minute, he struck shortly after and took the lead.
Irman Mackic, who came with Faltermeier, made it 3-1.
The SC came back with the best goal of the day (85th).
Berglern was not impressed because Falltermeier decided the game with his second goal.
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SpVgg Langenpreising 2
SpVgg Eichenkofen 1
Oldie Benedikt Beierl brought the guests into the lead when he punished a carelessness in the Langenpreisinger defense.
But in the second half, Markus Schulz (56th) and Christian Huber (57th) gave SpVgg a double hit.
Langenpreisings player-coach Florian Haider spoke of a “deserved victory.
We let the ball run well and accepted the duels.
We didn't let the deficit dissuade us from our game and deservedly turned the game ”.
The only point of criticism is that “we didn't put the lid on earlier”.
There would have been enough chances.
SV Hörlkofen 1
FC Forstern II 1
Dominic Masion punished a Hörlkofener position error in the Forsterner leadership early.
But HSV, which was coached by Bernhard Nussrainer this time, fought back.
There was no sign of any wear and tear after the surprising 1-1 draw against Ottenhofen.
The reward came in the 78th minute, when Tobias Mayer refined a cross pass to make it 1: 1.
"A fair result," said HSV, for whom Yannic Joly and Lukas Sickan missed two great opportunities.
From the 71st minute, the guests only played ten because the good referee Andreas Hettenkofer showed Felix Hoffmann yellow-red.
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