Despite the joy about the first win of the season, Freising still has personnel worries.
In the home game against Unterföhring, the SEF is once again an outsider.
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- There are evenings that football is made for. One such was the home game of the Freising Landesliga-Kicker on Friday. The situation seemed to be hopeless for coach Alex Plabst's troops, several important forces are still injured - and midfield director and assistant coach Flo Bittner had to pass before the game. He had a miserable day at the first home game and would certainly have wanted to make up for a lot. But even so, the men in the yellow and black jerseys were almost unrecognizable at their second appearance in the Savoyer Au, in the end they almost played themselves into a football frenzy. The enthusiasm spilled over to the stands - you hardly know that in Lerchenfeld.
The defensive hardly failed at the back and the SEF took advantage of its chances in the front.
His team did it with great discipline, praised coach Alex Plabst accordingly.
However: "I also have to apologize a little to the opponent that we played so honestly."
For more than 90 minutes, no player broke out of the corset
The residents of the cathedral were left with almost nothing else.
The alternative would have been to run into the open knife with the guests from Grünwald and receive the third defeat.
The 100 spectators experienced a SEF troupe that has rarely been seen before.
On the one hand, the home side defended with man and mouse, without completely backing out.
Especially tactically, a Freising squad has rarely played so disciplined, no player broke out of the corset for over 90 minutes.
It should be similar in the next difficult home game on Tuesday evening (7.30 p.m.) against FC Unterföhring, one of the title contenders.
Although Plabst is already pressing the euphoria brake: Another triple success would be nice, but it is a long way off.
"The only thing that counts for us is that we survive the game day," admits Plabst.
"Above all in terms of personnel, Unterföhring is in a league of its own." In addition, Freising's coach must send his very last line-up into the race - "It will only get better after this matchday."
Both goalscorers from Friday are missing this time
Not only are the long-term injured missing, now the two Friday scorers, Domagoij Tiric and Benedict Geuenich, have said goodbye to their vacation.
Only in the short term will it be decided whether Flo Bittner and Antonijo Prgoment are ready to go again.
“The victory on Friday was all the more important,” said Plabst.
"So we won't be the last to go into the fourth matchday."
Matthias Spanrad
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