Test game debacle without meaning: SE Freising goes down with 1:8
Created: 02/18/2022, 07:00
No country saw Liam Russo (right) and the SEF kickers in the friendly on Wednesday evening.
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Due to numerous failures and without a regular goalkeeper between the posts, SE Freising had no chance against TSV Jetzendorf.
Freising
– Somehow the fourth test game of SE Freising on Wednesday evening was not under a good star.
In the end, the Lerchenfelder Landesliga kickers had no chance against the district league team TSV Jetzendorf and lost 1:8 (1:3).
But the result was secondary because, among other things, Lukas Ederer was not even a trained keeper between the posts and there were numerous A-Junior players in the Freisinger Elf at the final whistle.
Numerous permanent staff were missing
During the course of Wednesday it had become apparent that the SEF would not be able to assemble a powerful team.
Coach Alex Plabst was also missing (as a contact person for a person infected with Corona), assistant coach Florian Bittner had to pass sick.
In addition, numerous permanent staff (injured, ill or corona infected) were absent.
Two ailing players, Michael Schmid and Florian Schmuckermeier, were on the bench.
Out of respect for their opponents, Freisinger didn't want to cancel at short notice, and some convalescent players asked to play the game.
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Felix Günzel scores for SE Freising
The course of the game itself is quickly told.
Josef Keimel (10th) and Dominik Liebl (37th) put Jetzendorf in the lead before Felix Günzel at least scored the goal before the break (39th).
Again Keimel increased to 3:1 for TSV (44th).
After the break, Freising made a lively substitution, which didn't do the game any good.
And so Keimel (60th), Stefan Nefzger (66th/72nd) and Samuel Jung (85th/86th) shot out the big win.
Things should be better for the SEF on Saturday from 2 p.m.: Many players and coach Alex Plabst are expected back for the test against Grünwald.
More current news from the district of Freising can be found here.
