SpVgg Kammerberg and SVA Palzing are chasing points with a tailwind, Eching has nothing to lose
Created: 03/18/2022, 21:00
On the way to the next threesome?
Kammerberg's Marius Cosa (right) made it 2-0 against FSV Pfaffenhofen last Sunday.
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The footballers of SpVgg Kammerberg meet an opponent in defiance mode.
At TSV Eching, the lineup becomes a grab bag.
District
– The football district league teams from the district of Freising urgently need points to stay up – and all three teams are away on Sunday.
SVA Palzing, bottom of the table, is playing its first league game after the winter break at FC Schwabing (2:30 p.m.).
SpVgg Kammerberg would like to add to SV Nord Lerchenau (2.30 p.m.) – and TSV Eching would like to surprise TSV Jetzendorf (3 p.m.), second in the table.
SVA Palzing
Palzinger actually played against SV Nord Lerchenau last weekend, but the two teams agreed to a transfer because of several corona cases in Munich.
The SVA bridged the time with a test against FC Eintracht Landshut.
The 2-0 win gave them self-confidence - and the people of Ampertal will need that in Schwabing.
Because coach Sepp Summerer wants an active style of play from his.
"We can't hide, we have to have confidence and be courageous," emphasizes Summerer.
And further: "Of course we still have to be secure on the defensive."
In the first leg, Palzinger had big problems with Munich.
In the end it was 1:4.
"It was a young team with a lot of pace in midfield and experienced players like Sibilia and Hinrichs," says Summerer.
While Gia Sibilia scores like he did in Kammerberg, 34-year-old Rafael Hinrichs has plenty of Bayernliga experience.
Experience that the Palzingers lack in some situations.
The SVA wants to compensate for this with commitment.
Coach Summerer is also hoping for one or two strong moments from Fabian Radlmaier on the offensive: “Fabi is in a good mood.
He can win one-on-one again after his injury.”
SpVgg Kammerberg
The footballers of SpVgg Kammerberg go into their away game at SV Nord Lerchenau with a tailwind.
In Munich, the wind comes from the front after the hearty 0: 8 smack against ASV Dachau, the game association will therefore meet an opponent in defiant mode.
“When the game starts on Sunday, past results will be forgotten.
It starts at 0-0,” says Matthias Koston, the Kammerberger coach.
In the first leg against SpVgg, Lerchenauer didn't have their best day either.
The Kammerberger won 7:1.
The clear success in August was also the first win of the season for the game association in this district league season.
Lukas Schmitt scored a hat trick back then, Marcel Truntschka contributed a brace.
Leander Lask and Benjamin Hofmann were also successful with one goal each.
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Truntschka and Lask will miss the second leg.
You are missing just as injured as Christoph Spielberger.
According to Koston, all the other players trained “properly” after the 2-0 win against Pfaffenhofen at the start after the winter break.
"It's very nice to start the week 2-0 up.
There is more laughter during training, the fun factor is higher,” reports Koston.
The Kammerbergers want to transport the positive mood into the game at SV Nord.
TSV Eching
TSV Eching has the hardest opponents on paper - or is it the easiest?
"Both and", thinks Zebras trainer Alexander Günther.
"They have more pressure, but we absolutely have to score.
And that will be difficult,” Günther continued.
Echinger came out of the winter break with a respectable win at VfB Eichstätt II.
They fought back twice after falling behind, and TSV captain Florian Höltl scored the goal to make it 2-2 in the first minute of added time.
However, Jetzendorf has a touch more class than the Eichstätter.
Despite a corona outbreak towards the end of the preparation, the second in the table started with a 4-0 in Rohrbach from the winter break.
The virus continues to haunt the sport.
“We also have some cases.
They can't train at the moment," says Günther.
His co-player coach Stefan Karl is missing due to a muscle injury.
"The line-up will be a grab bag," says the Zebras coach.
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