The game could also have ended 5: 5: VfB Hallbergmoos got a 3: 3 at SSV Jahn Regensburg II and thus left the direct relegation places.
Regensburg / Hallbergmoos
- Five games without a defeat have positive effects on the relegation battle, even if there are four draws.
By winning points in the spectacular 3: 3 (2: 2) on Wednesday evening at SSV Jahn Regensburg II, the Bayernliga footballers of VfB Hallbergmoos gave up the red lantern.
The team overtook VfR Garching and TSV Schwabmünchen - and with relegation rank 17 is for the first time above the two direct relegation places.
A soccer game that is initially characterized by mutual probing?
Boring, thought the Regensburg Reserve and VfB Hallbergmoos.
Ultimately, it was rather surprising that it was only 2: 2 at break and not 3: 3 or 4: 4.
In this crazy Bayernliga game, which was played with an open visor, anything was possible.
Hui in the front, ugh in the back.
Fabian Diranko's double goal against the post
In the first ten minutes the pendulum swung strongly towards Hallbergmooser Tor: Regensburg got going like the fire brigade and quickly got the first deals.
The lead for the home team seemed only a matter of time.
But then Fabian Diranko came: in the 14th minute, he danced his opponent out and made it 1-0.
Five minutes later he was on his way to a brace, but his shot bounced over both posts back into the field.
Then it was the turn of Regensburg's striker Thomas Stowasser: He got the equalizer with a penalty on the silver platter (25th) and was warmly invited to the opening goal a little later.
VfB was open in the middle on a long flat pass, as otherwise only happens to the A class (34th).
However, the goal was just as cheap as the renewed equalization before half-time: the goalkeeper clapped a rather harmless cross forward - and Simon Werner accepted the gift with thanks (37th).
Defense behavior?
Inadequate
After the break, the exciting question arose of what the trainers had said in what volume in the dressing room and whether there would be noticeable defensive activities from now on.
The first answer was provided by Fabian Diranko, who hit with a twisting shot from 20 meters (46th).
This time the left post steered the ball into the goal.
But just 120 seconds later, professional loaner Jann-Christopher George (117 games in the 2nd Bundesliga, 22 goals) made the equalizer.
The ease and defensive behavior looked more like a lower class friendly game than a Bayernliga game.
VfB Hallbergmoos has finally made it into the league
But then something happened that seemed almost unthinkable: On both sides, the players in the vicinity of their own box took care of preventing goals from being conceded.
The Regensburg had felt a little more from the game and were closer to the seventh goal with their degrees.
VfB goalkeeper Ferdi Kozel was on the job - and five minutes before the end the team was lucky when a shot went just over the top.
But the Jahn goalkeeper was able to fend off an attempt by substitute Andre Gasteiger with the greatest effort in the 88th minute.
Conclusion: A 5: 5 would actually have described the game better than a 3: 3.
But VfB Hallbergmoos has already made five games without a defeat in the league and is increasingly becoming an invigorating element with its appearances.
Game statistics
SSV Jahn Regensburg II - VfB Hallbergmoos 3: 3 (2: 2)
Line-up:
Kozel - Zeisl, Opitz, Giglberger, Mühlrath - Kostorz, Petschner (75th Edlböck), Krause, Werner (67th farmer) - Diranko (90th Beetz), Aygün (59th Gasteiger).
Goals:
0: 1 Diranko (14th), 1: 1 Stowasser (25th / foul penalty), 2: 1 Stowasser (34th), 2: 2 Werner (37th), 2: 3 Diranko (46th), 3rd : 3 George (48th).
Yellow cards:
Petschner, Kostorz.
Referee:
Hendrik Hufnagel (SV Lenzfried).
Spectators:
130.
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