The SpVgg Unterhaching wants to add to the SC Verl after the liberation against Halle.
We will report on Sunday from 1 p.m. in the live ticker.
SpVgg Unterhaching will play against SC Verl on matchday 28 of the 3rd division.
After the end of the winless series, Arie van Lent's team has found courage and is hoping for the second three in a row.
We will report on Sunday from 1 p.m. in the live ticker.
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Unterhaching - there are trend-setting key experiences every season.
On January 12th, SpVgg Unterhaching were 3-1 ahead of FC Verl ten minutes before the end of the game.
There was already jubilation, excitement and cheerfulness on the substitution bench.
But the mood changed quickly, because the guests from Westphalia scored three goals in an unbelievable final phase, won 4: 3 and plunged the Hachinger into the valley of tears.
The subsequent depression led to a slide to the bottom of the table.
SC Verl against SpVgg Unterhaching in the live ticker: Haching wants to settle the first leg
"Now we want to do better on Sunday in the second leg in Verl," hopes coach Arie van Lent, who took a close look at the opponents on Wednesday in the 2-1 away win at Bayern's second team.
After a long dry spell of twelve games without a win, the Hachinger team can travel to Verl with new motivation.
The 3-1 victory against Halle on the last day of the match seemed like a little break free.
“The smile returned to my team, because we finally rewarded each other for a good performance, the games before were not bad either, but the results were simply missing. The win against Halle gives us new self-confidence and new hope for relegation “Says van Lent.
SC Verl against SpVgg Unterhaching in the live ticker: Haching with Hain - Hasenhüttl has to wait
There is only slow relaxation in terms of personnel: Lukas Hufnagel joined the many long-term absences with a shoulder injury.
Goalkeeper Steven Kroll is available again as "back-up" for Jo Coppens after a hand injury.
But it is especially the "returnees" who give the coach hope in the relegation battle.
Stephan Hain celebrated his comeback in the 3-0 win against Halle after a nine-month break and will be part of the squad again in Verl.
Patrick Hasenhüttl has returned to training and needs a certain amount of time after the knee operation to get fully fit again.
(KLAUS KIRSCHNER)