The BC Attaching lost the top game of the district league 2 at FC Finsing with 0: 2.
A questionable penalty whistle led to the decision.
Finsing / Attaching
- The attack by BC Attaching on the top of the table was fended off by Primus Finsing with a 2-0 success.
From the start it was clear that both teams knew what this game was about.
Thorough duels were the order of the day, with Finsing having the better end for itself.
Markus Rickhoff scores the 1-0 lead for the hosts
The hosts found their way into the match better, had more control and tried to develop their offensive game.
On the defensive, the leader of the table narrowed the space and repeatedly involved the Attachinger offensive forces in duels.
As a result, there was seldom a flow of the game and when it did, it was on Finsinger's side.
Like in the 26th minute, when goalkeeper Hans Gamperl was able to fend off a first attempt to the side after a pass into the interface of the BCA defense, but the margin from Markus Rickhoff gave the hosts the 1-0 lead.
The guests also had one or two good chances.
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In the second half, the BCA found the game better.
Imouroine Ouro-Agouda came alone in front of the Finsinger goal and was blocked at the last moment.
Lukas Huebner was also on the way to 1-1, but did not manage to get the ball into the goal.
The final decision came in the 59th minute: Mirnes Gurbeta put his body in his own penalty area and played the ball. But referee David Raabe believed he had seen a foul and gave the hosts a questionable penalty.
Fabian Kövener confidently transformed this into Finsinger's 2-0 lead (59th).
The guests wanted the connection goal, but the league leaders hardly left any more opportunities.
BCA trainer Enes Mehmedovic is annoyed about missed opportunities
BCA coach Enes Mehmedovic struggled with the penalty whistle after the game, but also blamed his team's less than optimal exploitation of chances for the defeat.
In the table, Attaching slipped to third place, while Finsing took off.
Josef Fuchs