0: 2 - SpVgg Unterhaching freezes in front of the TSV 1860 lions.
Unterhaching - Football can go that fast.
On Sunday a week ago, SpVgg Unterhaching was in the lead for a long time in the away game at 1. FC Saarbrücken and took first place in the 3rd division's blitz table.
A few minutes later, the Hachinger had lost the game 1: 2 and thus the championship lead.
This was followed by a 0-1 defeat against corona-weakened MSV Duisburg and on Monday evening the 0-2 defeat at home in the derby against TSV 1860 (we reported in the national sports section). And now the red-blue are in 13th place in the table , not too far from the region of relegation.
What the Hachinger had secretly dreamed of before the defeat in Saarbrücken is now the case a few kilometers north in Giesing.
The lions lead the third division table.
“We are now right from the start.
We know that we can beat anyone, ”said the once more outstanding Sascha Mölders.
The Hachinger, who have now lost four of five third division derbies against TSV 1860, have to look down for the time being.
They acted much too cautiously against a stable elf from Giesing, who rarely came into danger.
In the offensive, the Hachinger are completely harmless, they lack a player like Mölders, who Günther Gorenzel, sporting director of TSV 1860, certifies "the highest level".
"As Sascha claims the balls, is Bundesliga level," said Gorenzel on the TV channel MagentaSport.
SpVgg's coach Arie van Lent, like Mölders, knew where the goal was during his playing days.
For years he stormed at the highest level in the Bundesliga.
Now, after the third defeat in a row, he is struggling with his offensive: “In the last third we couldn't prevail so decisively.
From the back we played very well at times.
But then not everything is always beautiful.
When we got into the opposing half, we couldn't really prevail.
So we only have half chances.
The players have to touch their own nose.
You have to be more energetic, more determined.
Shoot faster, finish faster. "After the final whistle in the pouring rain, Löwen coach Michael Köllner was in a good mood after the victory:" To play to zero in Haching is an extremely strong performance.
They are a good team that asked everything from us.
That was a strong collective effort from us. "
Goal scorer and captain Sascha Mölders, whose 2-0 lead meant TSV 1860 was ahead of the table: “I had already looked up and saw that the goalkeeper was in a bad position.
Okay, the ball was deflected.
That was luck.
But if you don't shoot on goal, the ball won't go in either! "
The people of Hachingen should remember this sentence.