Köllner relies on Greilinger's “bundle of strength” - and what happens to Niki Lang?

Zebras against lions, former national and second division teams in a direct duel.

For the lions at MSV Duisburg (Saturday, 2 p.m., MagentaSport), the first of three away games within ten days is on.

Most recently against Haching, Köllner had changed his team in terms of personnel and tactics - this time he has many options apart from the suspended Richard Neudecker.

Professional football was not yet an issue

in the little "opening orgy" of politics.

The fans must therefore continue to exercise patience - or in modesty like

.

After a year of the Corona crisis, the

now

grateful

for any

, most recently for example over the fence flags at the derby against Haching (3: 1).

“It's a

that has changed the

.” The fans of the nearest opponent honk, their own roar and hang flags.

“

is not what we want to experience in the long run,” says Köllner: “We are therefore happy when the fans think about something.

Flags, firecrackers, horns: Köllner is happy about every appearance of normality

“To give something back to the appendix, a victory in Duisburg would not be bad.

Köllner's problem: After the tactical and personnel changes, he finally has to decide on the right “constellation”.

In other words: Again

?

And: how do you

?

What is certain is that

fail (yellow card suspension) - and it is becoming apparent that Fabian Greilinger will return to the starting XI.

“He's been doing well for weeks,” says Köllner, praising the 20-year-old's (training) zeal: “When he gets on the lawn, he exudes an incredible amount of energy.

When he comes out on the lawn, he exudes a tremendous amount of energy. 

1860 coach Michael Köllner on Fabian Greilinger's outside run.

New lion Keanu Staude,

on the other hand, will have to be

satisfied

with the

.

“It's all

the controls,” Köllner brakes: “

and then he'll

us down with an injury.

It is important that he feels better every day and that he is making progress. "