Almost like against Meppen: In the end, the ultra-defensive opponent cheers.
Six Lex chances before the break, no goal.
Are the lions going for more?
Uerdingens Gnaase in conversation.
How the scenes look alike: running, trying everything for a long time, in the end desperate.
As eight days ago against Meppen (1: 1)
cheered after 90 intense minutes, the ultra defensive Guests of TSV 1860. With a surprising 0: 1 home defeat Zwickau the winter wedding ended the lions in the seven games
since mid-December 17 out of 21 possible points
.
Nothing was with the jump to the top of the table, for which a meager draw would have been enough.
"I think we beat ourselves today," quarreled
1860 coach Michael Köllner
at MagentaSport: “We played a great half-time and we have to lead 3-0.
The opponent then scores the first chance after the break.
We lost the game in the first half. "
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Brinkies end of the line: This chance from Stefan Lex was defused by the FSV keeper.
© Stefan Matzke
The 3-0 gala in Magdeburg was the highlight of the season so far.
When it comes to dominance, the Lions even went one better yesterday.
Michael Köllner had his team attacked
in a very variable 3-1-4-2 formation
.
Stefan Lex joined the
returnees Sascha Mölders
(yellow card suspension) in the lead and let off steam to his heart's content in the guests' penalty area.
The first half turned into a
one-man show
: Lex from an acute angle (9th, 16th), Lex on the crossbar (20th), from the rotation (37th), from the turmoil (41st), from the baseline (44th).
Supported by a broad midfield, the lively striker shot from all positions, but the end of the line was mostly Johannes Brinkies, who acted as the last safeguard for a
ten-man defense from Zwickau
.
"It was like handball,"
said the FSV keeper cheerfully: "Sixty around our penalty area, we threw ourselves in and defended everything."
The second 45 minutes were completely different: Zwickau switched, dared to take cover more and more often - and rewarded himself with the high-flyer of the last few weeks.
Marco Hiller
was able to fend off
a shot from
Can Coskun
,
but when
Morris Schröter shot it
, the goal was empty (65th).
His
fourth goal in the third game
, with which the Saxons continued their soaring and the Lions plunged into a small crisis of meaning.
Another player coming?
In conversation: Dave Gnaase from KFC Uerdingen
It is probably the increasingly
destructive style of play of the opponents
that prompted the 1860 leadership to take another step on the transfer market.
The technically strong
Keanu Staude
was presented on Friday as the second winter entry (after Merveille Biankadi), today
number three could follow
until the
deadline at 6 p.m.
The central midfielder Dave Gnaase
, 24, from KFC Uerdingen
is in discussion
.
You can't have enough individual class in the squad to get involved in the promotion battle until the end.
It continues for 1860 on Saturday in Lübeck.
Then maybe with Keanu Staude.
And with Gnaase?
Should the KFC insist on a transfer, probably not.
