Only Keeper Negele stands out

Second game, second defeat for the SE Freising footballers.

Also in the away match against SV Erlbach, the kickers from the cathedral city were left with 0: 2.

However: Compared to the opening game against Kastl, there was a clear upward trend.

The mood in the SEF camp before the trip away was depressed. In the 2: 5 against Kastl, the guests had four hits, which should not be repeated with the next title contender. The good news: It went a lot better. In the end, Freising was again empty-handed, but coach Alex Plabst was satisfied. “The first half in particular was an increase compared to the weekend,” he summed up. "The team gave everything until the end, but it wasn't enough for one point."

Especially in the first round, the Freising were on par with the opponent. In the first quarter of an hour the guests repeated what had already fallen against Kastl. The Freising team, badly troubled in terms of personnel, kicked off like the fire brigade and constricted Erlbach. What was missing, however, were significant chances to score, from which the Lerchenfelder could have capitalized. Unlike the home side from Erlbach, who came dangerously in front of the Freisinger Tor after just under half an hour and immediately hit the crossbars after keeper Patrick Negele had just brought his fingertips to it. In addition, Freising's goalkeeper was a surefire support in the first 45 minutes and defused several Erlbacher opportunities with great reactions.

After the side swap, the Freising kickers were then inferior.

Erlbach was able to improve and deservedly won the game, added SEF coach Plabst to his conclusion, "They could have won higher too."

Another bad pass from Freising laid the foundation for the Erlbach leadership.

The hosts countered quickly, and Maximilian Manghofer made it 1-0 (53rd).

Before the 2-0, the guests from the cathedral city were confused again.

After a normal free kick (Plabst: “It was actually the foul on Flo Bittner”) Freising could not clear the ball in the collective, the ball fell at David Lobendank's feet, who pushed in without any problems (67th).

The guests had two factors to thank for the fact that the second defeat of the season was not higher.

On the one hand, Erlbach was quite carefree with his possibilities, and SEF keeper Patrick Negele had a very strong day and defused some top-class players in the second round.

"In the end, you have to say that we were only competitive in the first half," continued Plabst.

At SE Freising, the realization remains that it will be a difficult season.

However, "everyone knows", added Freising's instructor, "that the time when we were allowed to lick cotton candy is over."

SV Erlbach - SE Freising 2: 0 (0: 0)

SE Freising:

Negele - Aiteniora, Schmid, Mayr, Zanker - Bittner - Manhart (78th Machl), Tiric, Geuenich, Niedermayer (70th Magat) - Brudtloff (66th Prgomet).

Goals:

1: 0 Manghofer (53.), 2: 0 Praise (67.).

Yellow cards:

Geuenich, Niedermayer, Tiric, Zanker, Prgomet, Bittner.

Referee:

Jakob Putz (SV Perlesreut).

Spectators:

250.