Türkgücü: Down with three derby points - 1860 remains the last hope

Created: 02/17/2022, 08:26

By: Uli Kellner

Türkgücü once again on top: While the team around the 2-0 shooter Sararer celebrates, Fabian Greilinger hangs his head.

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Türkgücü Munich is not deterred by all the unrest in the club and beats TSV 1860 in the city duel.

The lions show a very poor performance.

Munich

– Nine, six or even just three?

Today the DFB wants to decide on the deduction of points for the insolvency club Türkgücü.

Spoiler: It doesn't look like the Perlachers can hope for a "corona discount" like last year's KFC Uerdingen.

Against this background, there was an apocalyptic mood when Türkgücü and TSV 1860 met for Nachholderby in the Olympic Stadium.

It is highly likely that Hasan Kivran's failed project will grace the bottom of the table in the 3rd division from today (with 17 points) - and will have to travel to Bavarian provincial pitches again next year.

After all: They grabbed the possibly last three points against TSV 1860.

Türkgücü won 2:1 against a city rival without any inspiration.

An artistic goal by Eric Hottmann (77th) and a penalty by Sercan Sararer (85th) were enough for a bit of satisfaction.

Desperate lions only had a (too) late goal from Richard Neudecker to offer (90th).

TSV 1860: "Home game" effect in the Olympic Stadium fizzled out

"The disappointment is huge," said 1860 captain Stefan Lex: "For long stretches we didn't play like a team that was unbeaten in six games.

We have ourselves to blame for the defeat.

Sometimes we acted too discouraged, we didn't allow too much defensively - and then we get such a stupid goal.

An overhead kick from the penalty area with three people standing around it.” Of course, said artificial shooter was (for the moment) very pleased with himself and his landmark goal.

"It went back and forth," commented the 22-year-old Hottmann: "Then the ball bounces on my chest, I turn and just hold on, I would say."

10,000 spectators had gathered in a wide circle on the Oberwiesenfeld on the stormy Wednesday evening - almost as many as at all 13 Türkgücü home games in the Olympic Stadium together.

In terms of cheering, the 1860 fans were clearly in the majority for the away game "dahoam" (ratio of power: 9900:100) - to the lion's chagrin, however, this was never reflected on the pitch.

TSV 1860: Hoping for Türkgücü's retreat

The game of the Köllner-Elf - from the beginning a playful application for bankruptcy.

Türkgücü cleverly closed the rooms and even sporadically dared to come out of cover.

In 1860, on the other hand: helplessness that one could feel.

No speed, no ideas, little guts.

Yannick Deichmann plucked up courage and was able to convince himself live that Franco Flückiger knew the dimensions of his box (22nd).

Albion Vrenezi, however, had the better chance of the first half, whose low shot from the corner of the penalty area narrowly missed Marco Hiller's goal (29').

Although Michael Köllner switched to 4-4-2 in the second half (with Tallig for minor), the Löwen never found the form they might have had when the game was originally scheduled (on January 22) on a nasty Wednesday. .

Was it the pressure of having to win when your opponent didn't have much to lose?

In any case, Hottmann's side kick to take the lead should appear again in the "Goal of the Month" - and the duel that Niklas Lang led to the 2-0 before Sararer's penalty should be part of tomorrow's video analysis.

With a fine individual performance, Neudecker still made it 1:2 - but much too late.

After the first defeat this young year, the only hope left for the lions is that Türkgücü will be completely removed from the rankings.

On both games – the 1:1 in the first half of the season and the 1:

2 yesterday – would also like to do without 1860 with a view to the table.

(Uli Kellner)