Hallbergmoos - At least now the situation is very critical for VfB Hallbergmoos, which has lost its last five games and has now been without a win for ten games.
Due to the defeat in the basement duel against TSV Schwabmünchen, the gap between the bottom of the Bayernliga has increased to six points.
Before the guest appearance at SV Donaustauf (Friday, 8 p.m.), interim trainer Peter Beierkuhnlein makes it clear that you have to deviate from the actual game philosophy, at least for a short time.
Normally the people of Hallbergmoos want to have the ball, play attractive offensive football with lots of goals. "Now is a different situation and we have to change that," says Beierkuhnlein and announces tactical changes. Combat and compactness are paramount right now. "If you concede zero goals, you will at least get one point," says Beierkuhnlein.
The interim trainer sees the potential to stop his own bankruptcy series in Donaustauf as a spoilsport. "The fine footballer never likes resistance with many duels," says Beierkuhnlein. He alludes to the fact that Donaustauf led 2-0 in Wasserburg last weekend, but was then fought down 2-3. Of the last eight games, the championship favorite has won six games, in addition to the defeat in Wasserburg, they also stumbled in the penultimate Schwabmünchen (3: 3). These two results show that relegation fighters are not among the favorite clientele in Donaustauf.
There have been some changes and question marks in terms of personnel.
In concrete terms, this means for the evening game that Daniel Bauer cannot be there.
In his offensive position there are several options for the starting XI with Fabi Diranko, Simon Werner and Andre Gasteiger.
There is an exciting discussion at VfB as to whether the Gasteiger, who was obliged to act as the king's transfer in the summer, will now gain momentum.
The interim trainer sees the will to kick himself into the limelight more: “He feels good and wants to really attack.
That is already a good sign. "
Something could also be done defensively because Carl Opitz is ready for action again.
Michael Schrödl was allowed to play against Schwabmünchen for the first time in his career and received praise from the boss.
“He did his job well,” says Peter Beierkuhnlein and doesn't let himself be looked at.
It is only clear that the defensive player Peter Beierkuhnlein will not exist until further notice.
The transition coach after the dismissal of Gedi Sugzda makes it clear that he wants to concentrate fully on his new role off the field.
Beierkuhnlein wants to work as a trainer and would like to advertise himself in Donaustauf and in the next few weeks.
He would love to move up from interim to head coach.
Lineup
Kozel - Mömkes, M. Schrödl (Opitz), Giglberger, Küttner - Kostorz, Petschner, Beetz - Simon, Diranko (Gasteiger) - Aygün.
