The Corona break at the Peißenberg "Miners" has ended.
“The whole team is certified free tested.
There were no other cases, ”reports“ Miners ”coach Christian Kratzmeir.
Now it's against two teams from the Allgäu.
Peißenberg - The Corona break at the Peißenberg "Miners" has ended. “The whole team is certified free tested. There were no other cases, ”reports“ Miners ”coach Christian Kratzmeir, who has been back in training with his team since Tuesday. “The break was actually good for one or the other,” he says, referring to the minor wounds that could be cured in this way. The Peißenbergers are thus prepared for the "Allgäu weekend" that will take them to ESV Buchloe on Friday and that will bring them a home game against ESC Kempten on Sunday (5.30pm).
“Buchloe has some very experienced players who stand out,” says the “Miners” coach about the “Pirates”. The veterans Michal Petrak and Alex Krafczyk lead the team-internal evaluation with the book loers with 14 points each. Finally, the former Peitinger Markus Vaitl also joined the “Pirates”, who are doing quite well with seventh place. "They played a strong game against the leaders Klostersee and only just lost 4: 6", Kratzmeir has great respect for the Buchloern, who also live very much from their team unity. The Peißenbergers have felt this quite often in the past. In the last season, which was canceled at the end, they lost 2: 3 away to the then promoted team. "We definitely shouldn't take them lightly",makes Kratzmeir clear.
Students also need test evidence
For the home game of the “Miners” against ESC Kempten: “Schoolchildren must also present a test certificate in order to get into the stadium”, according to the “Miners”.
Simply showing a student ID is not enough.
At the moment it is the autumn break, unlike in school hours, the students are not tested regularly in class.
TSV Peißenberg does not want to take any risks.
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The "Sharks" of ESC Kempten should not be underestimated either.
Before the season started, many experts made them a clear contender for a top position in the Bavarian League.
So far, they have not been able to fully meet this claim as eighth, which is also due to the fact that the Canadian striker Colton Leiter, who had played an outstanding preparation, said goodbye shortly before the first league game.
For this, the "Sharks" brought in his compatriot Robert Lepine, who, together with the Finn Joonas Huovinen, occupies the contingent positions.
Vaccination campaign of the TSV Peißenberg
Before the home game of the "Miners" on Sunday, November 7th, a vaccination campaign will take place at the Peißenberg ice stadium from 3pm to 5pm. The employees of the vaccination center wait in the public booth for those willing to be vaccinated, as TSV President Stefan Rießenberger announced. The 3G rule then applies to the game itself. - set-
"Kempten has many big names in the team, starting with the coach," says Kratzmeir. The ESC will be trained by long-time second division professional Carsten Gosdeck. Numerous players like Nikolas Oppenberger or the former Peitinger Max Schäffler, who were in the Oberliga or DEL2, play at the ESC. Schäffler is also one of the top scorers in the league with 16 points. "They are really prominent and will still come," says Kratzmeir, who still considers the Kempten team to be a top team. “But we can also compete against them, after all we have three rows that are dangerous for goals,” says the “Miners” coach, regarding his team as absolutely competitive. With the exception of the sick Tobias Estermaier and the injured Manuel Singer, he can currently draw on a full range of personnel. Also the U20 players,who also play in the Bayernliga in their age group are available again.
