Superior in terms of football, but arithmetically inferior with 0: 1 (0: 0): This is the record of FC Deisenhofen in the Bayern League top game against table leader Hankofen-Hailing.
Deisenhofen
- The fine blade alone does not guarantee success: FC Deisenhofen proved to be the superior team in the home game against Bayernliga leaders SpVgg Hankofen-Hailing, but still lost 1-0 (0-0). The guests, in turn, showed the virtues to which they owe first place with a six point lead after the first half of the season: merciless effectiveness in the front, absolute uncompromisingness in the back. "You are consistent, that's why you are first," said the disappointed FCD coach Hannes Sigurdsson.
The Deisenhofner were equally good in the game, their first action was dangerous, but Maxime Schneiker just missed a cross from Michael Vodermeier (1st). Mayer himself was blocked by Schneiker (13th). The best chance had Michael Bachhuber, who got a Hankofen back pass, but failed from 18 meters to goalkeeper Sebastian Maier (20th). After that the game flattened out, the SpVgg got along better with the Deisenhofner pressing without being forced to move forward.
Inaccuracies on both sides hampered the flow of the game. And so the next upset was rather unpleasant: Hankofen's defender Jonas Blümel felled Schneiker, who had to be treated for a while before he could continue playing. Some fans of the FCD demanded red, but referee Kevin Rösch (Laubendorf) left it - probably rightly - with a warning. The due free kick by Marco Finster almost brought the lead, but Maier fisted the ball out of the corner (43.). In stoppage time of the first round, the strong SpVgg goalkeeper prevented another FCD goal against the artistic direct acceptance by Florian Schmid with a class reflex, which would have been deserved now at the latest.
And it went on quickly after the break: Bachhuber was too surprised for a serious conclusion after a ball flooded through (47th), then his shot was too weak (54th). But suddenly Hankofen-Hailing led: The Deisenhofner did not get the ball out of the danger zone and after a flank change Elija Härtl came free, leaving Michael Loroff, who represented the professional goalkeeper Enrico Caruso, no chance (56th).
The blue shirts responded with a Bachhuber overhead kick (59th) and a header from substitute Dennis Yimez (69th), but each of them clearly missed the target. On the other hand, Wagner had twice the preliminary decision on the foot when he failed to Loroff (74th / 79th), but basically everything now happened in the half of Lower Bavaria. "In the second half, Hankofen couldn't get out of the back at all, they didn't want to play football at all," said FCD manager Franz Perneker, criticizing the rather destructive style. Co-trainer Thomas Werth, on the other hand, paid his respects to the guests: “If you score, you won't get any more. They're too clever for that. That is why they deserve to be ahead. "
Sigurdsson also agreed, although he could see how much he annoyed the defeat: “Hankofen took his only chance after a mistake from us, was compact and stable.
We didn't take our chances. ”In fact, the FCD simply lacked the power of penetration in the second round despite phases of power play.
FC Deisenhofen
: Loroff - Gkasimpagiazov (83rd Giesen), Nickl (65th Wohlmann), Köber (90th + 1 Poschenrieder), Vodermeier, Schneiker, Finster (60th Yimez), Martin Mayer, Sagner (76th Kotb), Schmid , Bachhuber
Goal
: 0: 1 Härtl (56th)
Stoppage time too short: "Nobody does what, nobody says anything - don't we want to play football?"
Hannes Sigurdsson was frustrated and, yes, even really angry. The result may also have played a role in his state of mind, but the FC Deisenhofen coach was really upset by the low stoppage time. Referee Kevin Rösch indicated three minutes, and it was a good three and a half. For Sigurdsson, because of the many interruptions, an absurdity. “How many changes were there: ten? Then one day someone was lying on the floor, that was two and a half minutes alone. It's all going away from playing time, ”the Icelander grumbled. In fact, given some breaks in treatment on the part of the guests, five, six or even seven minutes of extra time could have been expected. Sigurdsson was not surprised, however, because he knows this practice: “The referee whistled well today, it has nothing to do with that.But all the referees do that every week so that the team that doesn't want to play football gets an advantage here. ”Sigurdsson knew that a few minutes more would not help his team, which was not too compelling after the 0-1 deficit would have. But he emphasized that this issue worries him regardless of the result: "We might not have scored a goal in 100 minutes, maybe not in 200, but then at least that's correct." The Icelander is surprised that he is apparently alone with his criticism stands there: “Nobody does anything, nobody says anything. I ask myself: don't we want to play football? "(Um)1 deficit too little compelling team would probably not have helped either. But he emphasized that this issue worries him regardless of the result: "We might not have scored a goal in 100 minutes, maybe not in 200, but then at least that's correct." The Icelander is surprised that he is apparently alone with his criticism stands there: “Nobody does anything, nobody says anything. I ask myself: don't we want to play football? "(Um)1 deficit too little compelling team would probably not have helped either. But he emphasized that this issue worries him regardless of the result: "We might not have scored a goal in 100 minutes, maybe not in 200, but then at least that's correct." The Icelander is surprised that he is apparently alone with his criticism stands there: “Nobody does anything, nobody says anything. I ask myself: don't we want to play football? "(Um)