VfB Hallbergmoos will play their away game next Sunday against TSV 1860 Munich II.
Hallbergmoos
- Has the knot burst?
With the historic first Bayern league victory in the club's history, VfB Hallbergmoos kept the connection in the lower half of the table.
Above all, the team has gained self-confidence and so you visit TSV 1860 Munich II on Sunday (2 p.m., Gilching sports facility).
"Air to breathe" brought
Coach Gedi Sugzda was happy for his team on Wednesday, which conceded for the second time and won for the first time.
But he also makes it clear that this threesome can only be a first step: "We have got some air to breathe again."
That is not decisive in the early phase of the season, the newly promoted threatened to lose the connection.
With five points to the first non-relegation place you still have a noticeable difference in mind.
For the further development in Gundelfingen, a consistent defensive and strong duel behavior were necessary above all, which could also be the key to success on Sunday.
Strong-running and tech-savvy
The second teams of professional clubs are usually characterized by the running strength of their young kickers and a lot of technical quality.
The opponents meet the upscale youth football with a duel-stressed demeanor, also called men's football.
"If you let them play, then you have no chance," says Gedi Sugzda clearly about the basic requirement to turn the first win into a small trend with the Young Lions.
Usually the little lions play on the training ground on Grünwalder Straße, but this time they had to move the game to Gilching.
For some Hallbergmoosers, who were once trained at TSV 1860 when they were young, the return to the past is not an option.
For Sugzda, the move is quite right, "because it's not really a home game for anyone".
VfB trainer announces changes
He has to be surprised in terms of personnel.
The professionals in the 3rd division will be in action on Saturday and then it will be decided which players who have not been deployed have been pushed down to the second team.
In view of three games within six days, the coach announces a subtle rotation.
When it comes to TSV 1860, Sugzda already has the home games against Landsberg (Wednesday) and then the bottom of the table Garching (Saturday) in mind.
Even if a few players are still on vacation, it was possible to change five times in Gundelfingen without any loss of quality.
With a rotation, the forces should be well distributed.
It would be fatal if one had to pay tribute to the two English weeks against the Garchingers who were still without a win.
Lineup
Dinkel - Zeisl, Opitz, Beierkuhnlein, F. Schrödl - Kostorz, Beetz (Edlböck), Petschner (Giglberger) - Gasteiger (farmer), Werner (Diranko) - Aygün.
