One relieves Sascha Mölders as a goalscorer, the other puts pressure on from the right behind.
Yannick Deichmann and Oliver Bär convinced right away in 1860.
Until the summer, Marcel Bär cheered second division goals in the Braunschweiger Löwen jersey.
On Saturday he scored his first third division goal for the Munich Lions - and shortly before the end he was happy that his new coach gave him an extra round of applause.
In the 90th minute, Michael Köllner took the match winner off the field.
The result: standing ovations.
"It's always nice when you get respect for your performance," said the 29-year-old politely: "I feel really good here in the city, at the club, with the boys - and I'm looking forward to my time here."
Standing ovations for Matchwinner Bear
With his winning goal in the 1-0 win against Würzburg, Bär had a tailor-made start. After a pass from Erik Tallig, Sascha Mölders' new strike partner went up and away. Bär on his cool graduation, alone in front of the former 1860 goalkeeper Hendrik Bonmann: “I didn't think much about it, but routinely pushed the ball into it. I often have this kind of situation in training. I was lucky that it was the right foot. "
But Yannick Deichmann, the second entry in the starting line-up in 1860, also had a quarter of the winning goal.
In his temporary position in the back right, the ten from Lübeck played the ball to Biankadi, whose hoe triggered the golden co-production between Bär / Tallig.
“Yannick pushed a lot and defended carefully”, praised Köllner, who was “very satisfied” with both debutants in the 1860 jersey.
He said of Matchwinner Bär: “Marcel scored his goal.
He's a shrewd player who doesn't have to be given so many opportunities. "
For Deichmann's taste, Bär can go on, preferably on Saturday in Wiesbaden.
"I'm very happy for him about the goal - and especially for the team that we won three points today."
Uli Kellner
