After the final whistle, both sides had to guess how it could come about.
This 8: 2 (3: 0) came as a surprise to both the hosting and victorious SC Böbing and TSV Burggen.
Böbing / Burggen - After the final whistle, there was quite a bit of guesswork on both sides.
This 8: 2 (3: 0) came as a surprise to both the hosting and victorious SC Böbing and TSV Burggen.
The Böbinger had previously lost four times in a row and only hit three times.
And the Burggener arrived with the best A-Class 8 defense (13 goals conceded in eleven games).
In any case, Böbing's coach Pascal Jaensch stated that it had "made the team awesome".
Perhaps, he surmised with a smile, “the team building measure on Friday was quite good”.
A large part of the troupe celebrated Roman Steiner's birthday - the jubilee scored twice yesterday (4: 0/6: 1) and was the player who was fouled 5: 0 (goal scorer: Fabian Kees) before the penalty.
What definitely helped the Böbingern was the course of the game yesterday: In the previous defeats, "we almost always started with a goal," said Jaensch.
“Today we presented it ourselves.” The clear 3-0 lead at the break had also earned the hosts: The Böbinger dominated the action from the start.
"We were too harmless," stated Burggens trainer Thomas Höfler with a view to the duel behavior.
After the bankruptcy he was “speechless.
I've never seen my team like this before. "
At the break, SC Böbing already leads 3-0
The first top-class chance had Böbings Franz Petregger (22nd); Burggens keeper Janik Schikowski steered the ball to the corner. The action was started by SCB striker Fabian Kees. The people of Burggen wanted to get a grip on him by covering them up, but only partially succeeded. A shot by Fabian Kees also led to the corner, after which Simon Kees hit with a cross to make it 1-0 (30th). The spell was broken - and Böbing could hardly be stopped. After great preparatory work by Simon Kees, Fabian Kees increased with a low shot to 2-0 (35th). Immediately afterwards, Fabian Kees was the preparer again - Noah Menschhorn finished 3-0 (36th).
During the break, Burggens' coach Höfler changed three times. The guests also started committed, the substitute Matthias Lory hit the crossbar after a great action (49th). Would a quick connection hit have made any difference? “Quite possible”, said Thomas Höfler - after a brief hesitation he waved it off: “Today nothing would have happened then either.” Immediately after the crossbar, Böbings Steiner made it 4-0 (51st) after a wide free-kick flank.
After the 5-0 (53rd) Burggens met Maximilian Hauer (an asset to the guests on that day) with a deflected 25-meter free kick (58th). Then it was the time of beautiful moves: Both the goals of Böbinger Steiner (59th) and Andreas Wörmann (80th) as well as the goal of TSV captain Stefan Dopfer (73rd) came after wonderful combinations. The total of the tenth goal fell rather dismally: by a penalty converted by Valentino Menschhorn. SCB coach Janesch was satisfied that his team is "out of the valley of tears", TSV coach Höfler announced: "We will get up again."
Statistics:
Goals:
1: 0 (30th) S. Kees, 2: 0 (35th) F. Kees, 3: 0 (36th) N. Menschhorn, 4: 0 (51st) Steiner, 5: 0 ( 53.) F. Kees (penalty), 5: 1 (58.) Hauer, 6: 1 (59.) Steiner, 6: 2 (73.) Dopfer, 7: 2 (80.) Wörmann, 8: 2 ( 89.) V. Menschhorn (penalty).
Yellow cards:
Böbing 4, Burggen 1.
Referee:
Memet Omput.
Spectators:
80.
