FC Schwaig: A dream goal and a lot of mental work

Created: 03/21/2022, 07:30

By: Dieter Priglmeir

Turned the game: Daniel Stich (3rd from right) hits the ball to make it 2-1.

In the end, the Schwaiger win 4:1.

© Rainer Hellinger

Newly promoted FC Schwaig scores a comfortable 4:1 victory in Aiglsbach.

Aiglsbach/Schwaig – The decision is a matter for the boss.

In the 78th minute, Tobi Jell grabs the ball in midfield. The FC Schwaig captain takes a shot from 20 meters, the ball hits the ball at an angle to make it 3-1, and now even the most confident fans of the hosts know: Against this very strong promoted team there is nothing to be had today.

FC Schwaig won the game at TV Aiglsbach on Sunday with 4:1 (1:1) goals.

While the home team slips to 15th place, Ben Held's team can continue to dream of promotion games to the Bayernliga.

The Schwaiger were on the gas from the start and defender Jell was one of the driving forces from the start.

He served Lucas Hones in the first minute, but a defender scraped the ball off the line.

Then Jell was asked in his own penalty area when he tried to clear after an Aiglsbacher attack.

The ball ended up with Andre Bräunig, who volleyed into the lower left corner from 13 meters – a great goal (4th).

Franz Hornof was powerless.

Schwaig answered immediately.

After a corner from the left, Jell put the ball just over the bar (6').

Then Mario Simak served Markus Straßer, who hit the ball flat and sharply diagonally inwards from 16 meters, where Luca Hones was there and pushed the ball over the line to make it 1-1.

A perfect start for the newcomer, who replaced regular striker Raffael Ascher.

Schwaig followed suit.

Straßer freed Vincent Sommer, whose shot from 13 meters out turned Dominik Bals around the post.

The TV-Keeper was now constantly in the center – and initially not to be overcome.

Simak tried it from twelve meters (38th), Leon Roth slipped into a summer finish, but Bals was there again.

That was in the 45th minute.

In between, the hosts had their best phase.

Agile Stefan Liebler posed several threats with his crosses, but Daniel Stich and his fellow defenders were able to clear each one.

In the second round only FC Schwaig played.

Roth's shot was blocked by a defender in the 49th minute.

But then Hannes Empl took a free kick from the left half to the far post, where the advanced trick lurked and headed into the near post to make it 2-1 (58').

Goalkeeper Bals had his hand again, but this time it wasn't enough.

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He finally had no chance when Jell's dream goal in the 78th minute.

After this hit, the last Aiglsbach resistance also flagged.

Substitute Ricardo Maier then initiated the final goal when he crossed into the middle from the right.

Luca Hones climbed the highest there, headed in to make it 4-1 (83rd) – a victory that was deserved even at this level.

Except for the short strong phase of the home team before halftime, the promoted team always had the opponent under control.

Shortly before the end, Aiglsbach's Benjamin Gärtner received a yellow-red card for repeated foul play.