Nine Munich lions defy eleven Pullach ravens: TSV 1860 Munich II defended a 2-2 draw at SV Pullach, although decimated by two dismissals.
Pullach
- Before and after the game, Theo Liedl, sporting director of SV Pullach, and his ex-trainer Frank Schmöller, today TSV 1860 Munich's U21 coach, chatted on friendly terms. In between, ravens and lions delivered a 2: 2 (2: 1), which by no means had the character of a peaceful and different division of points. So there were two relocations for the guests. This is one of the reasons why Liedl was dissatisfied with the draw: “One point is too little for a home game; especially when you consider that we were outnumbered for a long time, sometimes even with two men. "
The Pullach got off to a bad start. The early 0: 1 was indicative of the initial phase: Milos Cocic headed in after a cross (2nd). “The assignment was missing at the gate. In the first quarter of an hour we weren't even on the pitch, ”criticized Liedl. “Only then did we catch up a bit.” The increase was rewarded by two hits from Mälek Amdouni, an asset at SVP, who made good combinations in each case (24th, 45th + 3), with the 2-1 in particular was worth seeing, where he placed the ball nicely in the corner.
Between the two hits there was the first dismissal against the lions: Josef Burghard stabbed the ball off Alexander Freitag's foot, and he returned the favor with a kick (39th). "That was dark red," said Liedl, commenting on the scene. Burghard was able to continue playing, but the game got rougher over the next few minutes, with consequences for Fabian Czech, who had to be replaced shortly before the break with a suspected ligament tear. The cause was a “duel with a certain degree of severity”, as Liedl said, which, however, did not complain about excessive unfairness: “At the end of the first half it became briefly more aggressive, but actually what you would expect from a football game. Until then it was more of a banter. "
Despite the majority, SVP conceded the equalizer shortly after the change: Burghard brought down Valdrin Konjuhi in the penalty area, who converted the penalty himself (52nd).
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Frank Schmöller, once the trainer of SV Pullach, had to endure two dismissals for his young lions.
© Robert Brouczek
After that, the home side pushed for the winning goal, but even after Moritz Leibelt (77th) got the traffic light, the rush was usually not compelling enough.
“We did it badly, we couldn't play the Lions apart and we couldn't build up any pressure.
It only rattled in the last five minutes, so we still had a few top-class players, ”said Liedl angrily.
But either the ravens missed the target or they failed because of sixty goalkeeper David Hundertmark.
“Due to the lions' personal problems, the chance of getting a three was very good.
But the bottom line is that you can say that we didn't deserve to win, ”said Liedl, while his friend Schmöller, along with keeper Hundertmark, praised his team's“ character and strength of will ”.
SV Pullach
: Krasnic - Burghard, Eck, Bauer, Horndasch (83rd Doll), Amdouni (90th + 1 Saibou), Gaigl (62nd Brändle), Lopes (76th Dietl), Yildiz, Czech (45th Zander), Diep
Goals
: 0: 1 Cocic (2nd), 1: 1 Amdouni (24th), 2: 1 Amdouni (45th + 3), 2: 2 Konjuhi (52nd, penalty kick)
Red card
for Friday / 1860 (39th, gross foul play)
Yellow-red
for Leibelt / 1860 (77th, repeated foul play)