Freising - The footballers of SE Freising are back on track, with the newly promoted SV Bruckmühl the Lerchenfelder won a 2-1 victory on Saturday afternoon.
However, this time too, the decision was made late.
Sepp Herbeger already knew that a football game lasts 90 minutes, and the footballers of SE Freising are probably friends of late decisions this season.
They have often decided a game this season in the proverbial last minute, only last Sunday the final 2-2 result was very close.
And the game at the newly promoted SV Bruckmühl only ended in favor of the guests.
At first it didn't work out for coach Alex Plabst's team.
Less than five minutes had been played when Eintracht initially fell behind.
After a long throw in over everyone's heads, all the defenders in the yellow jerseys misjudged themselves, the leather ended up with Sebastian Marx, who tucked the ball into the mesh without a sense of humor.
But the Freising were soon back, only three minutes later the tie was restored: After a corner, Bruckmühl was able to fend off the Freising attempt, but Sebastian Niedermayer reacted quickly and crossed diagonally to assistant coach Flo Bittner.
And he played out all his technical finesse, took the leather directly and equalized from 18 meters to 1: 1 (8th).
As a result, there were chances on both sides, the SEF could rely on goalkeeper Patrick Negele, on the other hand Freising's offensive men failed to SV goalkeeper Markus Stiglmeir.
After the change, Negele rescued a few times in dire need (50th), before the SEF repeatedly awarded the lead through Sebastian Niedermeyer (62nd) and Domagoji Tirc (70th).
Selim Magat (75th) was also missing some target water in the attempt from a promising position.
It was thanks to a fine combination four minutes before the end that the Eintracht fans who had traveled with them still had three points to celebrate.
Selim Magat had wonderfully prevailed on the right, and Andreas Hohlenburger headed his subsequent cross right next to the right post (86th).
"Because of the second half it was a deserved victory," said coach Alex Plabst.
"However, goalkeeper Patrick Negele kept us in the game twice."
Regardless, with the win, the SEF jumps to fourth place, only three points behind Primus Karlsfeld.