TSV 1860 Munich lost 3-0 at 1. FC Kaiserslautern.
But that's not the only bad news on a pitch-black Saturday.
Kaiserslautern / Munich - sobered, disappointed, thoughtful - that was the impression that Michael Köllner gave on the press podium of 1. FC Kaiserslautern.
The 0: 3 (0: 2) of his team in the hitherto goalless Palatinate had visibly hit the Upper Palatinate on the stomach on Saturday.
"For us the game actually started very well, we combined smoothly and had two hundred percent chances through Staude and Mölders," said Köllner, starting his inventory.
“Then we put ourselves behind with a double strike, almost hopelessly. Those were two great shots that we didn't defend well.
We found our way into the second half, but then invited the opponent to counterattack with a slight loss of the ball.
The bottom line is that Lautern deserved to bring it home. "
The sixties as the ideal opponent to build up
And the sixties can once again attach the dubious predicate of the ideal build-up opponent to their blue lapel.
Greetings from Duisburg, Dresden and Zwickau from last season.
Why is it that the lions cannot cope with the role of favorites even under Köllner?
That is the old and new question, now that the field in the league is slowly beginning to sort out.
One thing is clear: two goals and five points are a below-average record after four match days.
More yield would not be deserved after the performance shown.
"In the last few weeks we have always got away with a black eye," said defense chief Stephan Salger.
Today we got the receipt for it. "
TSV 1860: Deficiencies in defensive behavior and play structure are mercilessly punished
Analyzed correctly.
While luck in the game and favorable referee decisions had halfway concealed the shaky performances against Würzburg, Wehen and Türkgücü, the deficiencies in defensive behavior and play structure were punished mercilessly this time.
Klingenburg was allowed to shoot in uncovered in the 27th minute, six minutes later the Löwen defense was taken by surprise again after a borderline forced loss of the ball by Dressel.
Kiprit thanked him with the 0-2.
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Sure: If referee Frank Willenborg had decided on a penalty in the 10th minute after Schads fouled Mölders, the game might have gone differently.
Nevertheless, the misjudgment, which Willenborg admitted to the TV pictures, is not an excuse.
"The goal we conceded shouldn't throw us off track," said Salger.
“Lautern then pushed himself.
Nice for you, Sch ... for us. "
And even worse for you Löwen: With Niki Lang, the next central defender threatens to be canceled after Semi Belkahia.
The exact diagnosis of the knee injury is expected today, Monday.
Quirin Moll is available as an emergency solution, but after his almost fatal misunderstanding with Hiller in the final phase, it should not be bursting with self-confidence.
Just like the goalkeeper, for whom the faux pas in the directly converted free kick by Mike Wunderlich should have cost a minute or two of sleep.
Setback or collective precipitation is the question for the coach and his head of sport.
Tomorrow in the home game against Viktoria Köln (7 p.m.) the lions are challenged again.
As a clear favorite against an opponent in acute need of development.
