“Scaredy-hare football” - Lion captain Mölders settles after bankruptcy in Osnabrück

TSV 1860 apparently cannot win away from home this season.

Captain Mölders speaks plain text after the bankruptcy in Osnabrück.

Coach Köllner is stunned.

Munich / Osnabrück - Despite a strong first half hour, TSV 1860 Munich was unable to win in the seventh away game of this year's third division season.

At first it looked good for the lions.

The resurgent Stefan Lex already had a great chance in the 5th minute, but failed because of VfL keeper Philipp Kühn. After 26 minutes, the striker scored his fourth goal in the third game in a row. After preliminary work by Yannick Deichmann, the 31-year-old scored the well-deserved lead for the Blues.

But the break followed with the opening goal.

The second in the table then got better and better and equaled to 1-1 six minutes before the break by Ba-Muaka Simkala.

“I have never seen in sixties that after such a good initial phase, where we confronted our opponents with a lot of problems, we suddenly stopped working on the subject,” said the visibly served Löwen trainer Michael Köllner after the Game in the

interview.

"Of course that's bad if you no longer stick to your plan."

TSV 1860 Munich: "Fear-of-a-side football" - Mölders accounts after bankruptcy in Osnabrück

"We played cowardice football, we didn't fight one-on-one."

Sascha Mölders after the 1: 3 at VfL Osnabrück.

After the break, Osnabrück got stronger and stronger and took the lead again four minutes after the restart through Simakala, before Felix Higl made everything clear in the final phase with the 3-1. Sascha Mölders was visibly pissed off after the final whistle and

didn't talk around the

bush at the

: “We knew it would be difficult here. When you play in Osnabrück and you play a second half ... we played scaredy football, didn't fight any duels - you can't get anything here, ”the captain grumbled about the team's performance.

This means that the euphoria of progressing in the DFB Cup * against FC Schalke 04 * and the 6-0 victory last weekend against the second team of SC Freiburg * is already gone.

Due to the defeat, the air for the Lions in the table is getting thinner and thinner.

Before the two Sunday games, TSV 1860 is only one point ahead of the relegation places.

If FSV Zwickau in Wiesbaden and SC Verl in Magdeburg win, Michael Köllner's team will even slip under the line.