TSV 1860 Munich won their test match against regional division Wacker Burghausen 4-2.
Munich - At the penultimate TSV 1860 test match before the start of the third division, the spectators celebrated a comeback on Grünwalder Strasse. 186 fans were admitted to the club's premises; they saw a 4-2 (3-1) victory for the Lions against the regional league team Burghausen as a “prelude” to the European Championship final in London. 12 days before the emergency against Würzburg it is slowly becoming apparent how Sechzig wants to play, which newcomers have regular place chances - and who can be expected at the start. But it also became clear: Not only the appendix still needs to be sorted. Two ultras desperately tried to cheer yesterday (“You're all Löwen fans, aren't you?”) - and even with the tired professionals, some players are still looking for their best form.
Game system:
In the first test matches, coach Michael Köllner let his lions come up in a 3-1-4-2.
Against Burghauser, who started in the Regionalliga on Friday, he bet on a 4-4-2 - with the following starting eleven (before eleven fresh forces gradually came in the second half): Kretzschmar - Deichmann, Lang, Salger, Steinhart - Moll, Dressel - Neudecker, Tallig - Mölders, Biankadi.
TSV 1860: cult lion Sascha Mölders should continue to deliver goals on the assembly line
Supporting pillars:
cult lion Sascha Mölders will keep the captain's armband and will continue to deliver gates on the assembly line. Yesterday he scored the 1-0 and the 3-1 and harmonized perfectly with Merv Biankadi, who looked lively, as if it would start tomorrow. Tallig made it 2-1, Bär scored to make it 4-2. The other axis players: central defender Stephan Salger, top scorer Phillipp Steinhart (who looked bad before the 1-1 draw), creative director Richard Neudecker, who prevented Dennis Dressel from Darmstadt and Quirin Moll.
Goal:
Since Marco Hiller is serving his red card suspension from the season finale in Ingolstadt in the first two games, all eyes are on representative Tom Kretzschmar, who was also in the starting line-up yesterday.
Impression: Kretzschmar looks safe on the line, but sometimes erratic when playing out.
Like Hiller, before he rose to the pillar of his team.
Additions:
Yannick Deichmann (26, Lübeck) and Marcel Bär (29, Braunschweig) have the best chances of securing places in the starting XI: Bär as a neighbor of goal scorer Mölders (although he only came after the break yesterday), Deichmann on the unfamiliar Position right back - as a replacement for the pubic bone patient Marius Willsch.
The third member of the group, Kevin Goden (22, Nuremberg), recently had to slow down due to an infection.
Conclusion:
"After three weeks of preparation, the players are extremely tired," said Köllner: "We are happy that we won the game." Dress rehearsal: On Saturday at 1. FC Nürnberg. ULI WAITER