The district league games with Erdinger participation at a glance
FC Finsing - SC Kirchdorf 4-1:
Right from the start, the Finsinger made it clear that they wanted to win the fourth game in a row and set the tone for the first 20 minutes. The reward was the 1-0 through Kilian Schmitt after eight minutes. The guests saw a foul that was not punished. The district league relegated team missed the 2-0 lead, shifted down a gear and left Kirchdorf in midfield. The guests took advantage of this and equalized in front of 75 spectators by Tobias Winklhofer. Severin Reinmoser headed (40th) and Daniel Schuhmann alone in front of the goalkeeper (49th) could have put Kirchdorf in the lead. But Finsings Daniel Schröder was able to prevent worse. But then the FC struck really nicely. The Finsinger played their way to the baseline, the ball was put back on Fabian Kövener,who carved it from around twelve meters with right in the right angle (62nd). "This meant that the game was more or less decided and Kirchdorf's resistance was broken," said FCF board member Robert Hartmann. Kövener increased to 3: 1 in the 70th minute. Less than 60 seconds later, Seppi Weber went up and away on the left wing and put the ball in the penalty area with his right into the far corner to make it 4-1. Hartmann: “The home win is okay. Even at this height. "Hartmann: “The home win is okay. Even at this height. "Hartmann: “The home win is okay. Even at this height. "
FC Lengdorf - TSV Allershausen 3: 3:
A 0: 2 and a 1: 3 tucked away - that speaks for the morale of FC Lengdorf, but football boss Anton Bauer was still not happy: “We make too many mistakes in defense.” Keeper Hannes Preis had to intervene for the first time after four minutes. On the other side, TSV goalkeeper Michael Puchinger was the winner against Martin Lechner. Then Markus Lachner was allowed to head completely freely after a cross to lead the guests (15th), which Dario Turkman finally expanded to 2-0 (26th). FCL player-coach Franco Soave had headed a teammate in his own penalty area, and Allershausen's newcomer dusted off. Lengdorf cheered prematurely, because Tobias Lechner was offside when he scored (27th), but Martin Lechner was there just before half-time.After a free kick from Florian Spielberger, the ball had come through Alex Reger to the FCL striker, who easily pushed in. In stoppage time, however, Maximilian Held restored the old distance with a free kick from 20 meters. In the second half, the FCL went to work more aggressively. Martin Lechner dribbled around an opponent and scored to make it 2: 3. (64.). Now the FCL put everything on one card and were lucky that Jasko Hamzagic, Turkman and Held missed great counter-chances. In the 88th minute, a corner kick slipped past everyone, except for Mathias Holzner, who scored to equalize.Martin Lechner dribbled around an opponent and scored to make it 2: 3. (64.). Now the FCL put everything on one card and were lucky that Jasko Hamzagic, Turkman and Held missed great counter-chances. In the 88th minute, a corner kick slipped past everyone, except for Mathias Holzner, who scored to equalize.Martin Lechner dribbled around an opponent and scored to make it 2: 3. (64.). Now the FCL put everything on one card and were lucky that Jasko Hamzagic, Turkman and Held missed great counter-chances. In the 88th minute, a corner kick slipped past everyone, except for Mathias Holzner, who scored to equalize.
BC Attaching - SC Kirchasch 2: 1:
The SC Kirchasch lacked seven regular employees for the guest appearance in Attaching. The KSC defended massively after initial wobbles and could only gain air through liberation strikes. The constant running up of the attachers was rewarded after 23 minutes. After a corner from Parick Sellmaier, Patrick Hujina tinkered the ball in the second margin from the edge of the penalty area half-high to 1-0 (23rd) next to the left post. The attentive KSC keeper Maxi Bals had no chance. Attaching kept pressing without getting a chance. Kirchasch was much more effective there. Richard Hehenberger served Julian Bauer from the right, who marked the 1: 1 with an oblique shot in front of the BCA goal (39.) Even after the break, the attachers dominated, while the guests achieved little constructive action."It was only the random principle with long blows", stated KSC press spokesman Walter Pelzl. Again it was a corner that was defended too short, this time Sebastian Aigner hammered it with a low shot into the left corner of the goal (74th). In the final phase it got hectic again. Alexander Mrowczynski had the chance to equalize with two free kicks from a central position. Once he forced BCA keeper Hans Gamperl to make a brilliant save, who steered the ball over the bar.Once he forced BCA keeper Hans Gamperl to make a brilliant save, who steered the ball over the bar.Once he forced BCA keeper Hans Gamperl to make a brilliant save, who steered the ball over the bar.
TSV Wartenberg - SV Wörth 2-0:
The guests were visually superior, but TSV press spokesman Thomas Rademacher still deserved the Wartenberg victory. He praised the unified team performance and reserve keeper Felix Schönwälder and raved about the tactically clever way of playing as well as the early and beautifully played goals. Johann Eschbaumer had played Christian Schmuckermeier's ball into the barrel, which hit the far corner (8th). Shortly afterwards, the referee allowed an advantage after a foul on Kronseder, Schmuckermeier placed 20 meters in front of the goal. Michael Reischl let four Wörthers get out and pushed the ball past SVW keeper Korbinain Becker into the goal (12th). Then the guest pushed for the follow-up goal. However, striker Florian Rupprecht had to be replaced early, injured. In the 29thMinute, the Wörther demanded red for Christian Angermeier, who was the last man to stop an SVW striker. It was an emergency brake for the guests, not even a foul for the referee. "That was already controversial," said Rademacher. Wörth urged, except for two shots from Liam Fitzpatrick and Paul Bucher, but nothing jumped out. Wartenberg himself failed to decide the game early with one of the counterattacks. Wörth's department head Heinrich Hundsnurscher was annoyed about the referee's performance: “It was just not good,” he complained. The traffic light card was also completely incomprehensible for Phillip Riedler, who had seen the box for the second time after winning the ball.not even a foul for the referee. "That was already controversial," said Rademacher. Wörth urged, except for two shots from Liam Fitzpatrick and Paul Bucher, but nothing jumped out. Wartenberg himself failed to decide the game early with one of the counterattacks. Wörth's department head Heinrich Hundsnurscher was annoyed about the referee's performance: “It was just not good,” he complained. The traffic light card was also completely incomprehensible for Phillip Riedler, who had seen the box for the second time after winning the ball.not even a foul for the referee. "That was already controversial," said Rademacher. Wörth urged, except for two shots from Liam Fitzpatrick and Paul Bucher, but nothing jumped out. Wartenberg himself failed to decide the game early with one of the counterattacks. Wörth's department head Heinrich Hundsnurscher was annoyed about the referee's performance: “It was just not good,” he complained. The traffic light card was also completely incomprehensible for Phillip Riedler, who had seen the box for the second time after winning the ball.Wörth's department head Heinrich Hundsnurscher was annoyed about the referee's performance: “It was just not good,” he complained. The traffic light card was also completely incomprehensible for Phillip Riedler, who had seen the box for the second time after winning the ball.Wörth's department head Heinrich Hundsnurscher was annoyed about the referee's performance: “It was just not good,” he complained. The traffic light card was also completely incomprehensible for Phillip Riedler, who had seen the box for the second time after winning the ball.
SV Walpertskirchen - TSV Au 3: 0:
It took the hosts a little before they came to terms with the guests' brisk style of play. Then there were two big options on either side. First Andi Stangl forgave free in front of the Auer Tor, but then SVW keeper Tom Pfanzelt had to risk head and neck. The leadership initiated by Dzanin Dizdarevic was helpful for the home team. He put through for Christian Käser, who hit flat in the lower left corner (39th). Shortly afterwards, the guests did not bring the ball out of the danger zone after a corner, and Stangl made it 2-0. Michael Gartner, who was unlocked by Käser and who scored 3-0 (63rd), made the final decision. Even then, the Auers did not give up, due to some negligence in Walpertskirchen they still had opportunities, but they all left them behind. Bitter for the home eleven:Florian Baumann had to go out with an ankle injury.
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