The footballers of TSV Dorfen remain unbeaten on their own pitch.
Against the regional reserve of TSV Buchbach they secured third place in the regional league east with a 3: 1 (1: 1) success.
Dorfen
- At first, however, the guests were better. Niko Llugiqi tested goalkeeper Alexander Wolf with a shot from 16 meters, who defended for a corner. Tobias Gradl brought this in. In the middle stood Danis Glamocic and headed to 1-0 (11th). But that was it with the Buchbachers' offensive attempts. As a result, they withdrew and stood mostly with a chain of five and four in front of their own case. They tried to get their only striker Llugiqi into position with long defensive strokes, but mostly failed because the Dorfen back team showed itself to be quite solid.
The storm row, however, found it very difficult against the massive defensive bulwark of the guests. After a pass from Fabio Zöller, Michael Friemer took aim from 16 meters just wide (24th). But then the vehement attack attempts by the Deißenböck troops showed success. After a pass from Fabio Zöller, co-player-coach Armin Feckl marked the equalizer with a low shot into the right corner (32nd). In the aftermath, too, the locals were superior, but not much happened before the break whistle.
After the restart, the guests became a little more active, but without being able to set accents. The locals mastered the encounter without first being able to work out clear options. In any case, the game became increasingly hectic, but always stayed within the framework of the rules. Only in the 68th minute did the attacking efforts bear fruit. After a pass from captain Andreas Hartl, Gerhard Thalmaier rounded the outgoing keeper Andreas Steer and pushed in from 16 meters flat to make it 2-1.
The spell was broken.
The Buchbachers tried everything to force an equalization, but did not have the means to do so.
The hosts were too experienced.
Then the final point: The very active Thalmaier prevailed on the right side.
His flat but very sharp cross from the baseline reached the substitute Alexander Heilmeier.
He had no trouble pushing in from a short distance (81st).
At this scene, Keeper Steer looked unhappy.
Coach Christoph Deißenböck had shown a golden hand with his substitution.
BY HANS-PETER MERTINS
