After an eleven-day break in competitive games, FC Deisenhofen will be back in the Bayern League on Wednesday (5.30 p.m.).
The small winless series should end in the home game against TSV Schwabmünchen.
Deisenhofen
- Eleven days without competition before the upcoming home game against TSV Schwabmünchen at 5.30 p.m. today feels like an eternity for FC Deisenhofen, compared to the previous constant stress. Manager Franz Perneker is therefore convinced that the blue shirts, which have been claimed in the league and in the Toto Cup every three or four days since the end of July, will come out of this break with fresh momentum.
On the one hand, because the recently scarce staff is growing, albeit initially only through Leon Müller-Wiesen and Dennis Yimez. Whether coach Hannes Sigurdsson will order them both into the starting line-up is open, but, according to Perneker: “Both have already trained with the team. Yimez has even played in the U21. ”For Tobias Muggesser, Ulrich Evrad Ngeukeu (both knee injuries) and Constantin Dittrich (back), an appearance comes too early, Lukas Presch (cruciate ligament tear) has to be patient for longer anyway, but Perneker hopes soon for more returnees: "Everyone is on the mend." In addition, there is the regeneration effect for the healthy players: "Even those who have played regularly before, the break was good."
The best conditions to strike again after only two points from the past three games. “You'd have to win again,” says Perneker after the small winless series, which was probably also evidence of the exhaustion caused by the tight schedule. But he also emphasizes that the competition is obviously struggling with similar problems: “Overall, we got through this phase quite well. We have 16 points as tenth, Türkspor Augsburg has more than third 19 in a game. There were relatively many draws, and the number of red cards that feels like a high number of red cards suggests that the players are tired. And the league is brutally tight overall. "
Therefore, according to Perneker, a victory would be "important to make up ground, not necessarily because of the top, but also to have a decent gap behind." For example, the 17th from Schwabmünchen, who was sixth last year after only two points out of the youngest seven games is really in a mess. But Perneker warns: "You have an earnings crisis, but I saw you on video, you are not playing badly."
In addition, two former Deisenhofers are in the ranks of the opponent.
Center forward Kerem Kavuk (19) and wing player Amani Mbaraka (18) did not leave the club on the best of terms.
Before their last A-Junior season they had already agreed to play with FCD last year, but then switched to Türkgücü Munich at short notice, probably in the (futile) hope of third division appearances.
“There was a bit of trouble back then.
You will be highly motivated, ”said Perneker.
"And there are good players who might have made it into the Bayern League with us."
FC Deisenhofen:
Caruso - Schneiker, Nickl, Köber, Vodermeier, Rembeck, Finster, Martin Mayer, Lucksch, Schmid, Bachhuber