Coach Arie van Lent remains optimistic even after SpVgg Unterhaching's seventh defeat in a row.
Captain Markus Schwabl wants to fight until the end.
Munich - After the derby defeat against his ex-club TSV 1860 (1: 3), Markus Schwabl was heartbroken.
"I would love to bite into a grating," quarreled Haching's captain.
The son of President Manfred Schwabl analyzed: “We got into the game very well and then set ourselves three eggs.” Despite the predicament, the 30-year-old does not want to talk about a possible relegation: “In our club there is so many people who have all the emotions in us, who help us financially, it is a matter of honor that we fight to the end. "
SpVgg Unterhaching: Arie van Lent is convinced of the turnaround despite seven bankruptcies in a row
Even after seven defeats in a row, coach Arie van Lent has not lost his optimism: “Towards 1860 the team showed a good attitude.
We were even the better team in places, but unfortunately we made three stupid own goals. ”The coach had to register again that the long negative streak in Hachingen almost always followed the same pattern: the team was also playfully at eye level against TSV 1860 and forgave the best chances and then afforded naive dropouts in defense.
"I am convinced that luck will return to us, then we will also win games," said the criticized Dutchman.
The people of Hachingen now have twelve more opportunities to pull their heads out of the noose, the next opportunity to reverse the trend is on Sunday in the home game against Halle.
In the table, Haching is already five points behind the rescuing bank.
(KLAUS KIRSCHNER)
