SpVgg Unterhaching has worked its way up to eighth place thanks to the clear victory at Wacker Burghausen.
It was the third three in a row for Sandro Wagner's team.
In the preliminary round, the Hachinger had to admit defeat to SV Wacker Burghausen, a rival from second division times, 1: 2.
Now an impressive revenge has been achieved.
With the away win, the team of trainer Sandro Wagner confirmed the upward trend, because the third division relegated celebrated the third success in a row.
Once again, the coach was able to rely on his experienced attacking duo, as Stephan Hain (8th and 65th) and Patrick Hobsch (53rd and 70th) each put together a double.
The two strikers each scored 13 goals this season, a staggering 70 percent of the previous Hachingen goals (38 in total).
"Now of course we hope that it will continue like this."
Co-trainer Robert Lechleitner after the victory in Burghausen.
After the derby win, this time assistant coach Robert Lechleitner analyzed the game on behalf of Wagner: “We took the lead early and should have received a penalty.
It went very well in the second half, so the away win is okay.
Now of course we hope that it will continue like this. "
After the bad start to the season, the Haching team worked their way up into the secured midfield and David Pisot, the long-running defender, is convinced that things will continue to improve: "Haching simply belongs in the third division." (Klaus Kirschner and Matthias Horner)
SV Wacker Burghausen - SpVgg Unterhaching 1: 4
SV Wacker Burghausen:
Markus Schöller, Andreas Scheidl (72nd Ryosuke Kikuchi), Lukas Mazagg, Philipp Walter, Christoph Schulz (89th Maximilian Neumüller), Jerome Läubli (89th Sammy Ammari), Georgios Spanoudakis, Felix Bachschmid (81st Antonio Trograncic), André Leipold, Christoph Maier (89th Milos Lukic), Robin Ungerath - trainers: Leonhard Haas
SpVgg Unterhaching:
Alexander Weidinger, Viktor Zentrich (46th Jannis Turtschan), David Pisot, Markus Schwabl , Christoph Ehlich, Bernard Kyere-Mensah, Simon Skarlatidis (79th Sandro Porta), Ben Westermeier (84th Felix Göttlicher), Patrick Hobsch (86th Daniel Hausmann), Tizian Zimmermann, Stephan Hain (83rd Dominik Bacher) - trainers: Sandro Wagner
referee:
Martin Speckner (Schloßberg) -
spectators:
998
goals:
0: 1 Stephan Hain (8th), 1: 1 André Leipold (20th), 1: 2 Patrick Hobsch (53rd), 1: 3 Stephan Hain (65th) , 1: 4 Patrick Hobsch (70th)