District league compact: Peißenberg in Zugzwang, polling in personnel needs

Created: 04/01/2022 15:02

By: Roland Halmel

No getting through: The Peissenbergers (in white jerseys, here Elias Graf) conceded a home defeat against Kreuth at the start of the past weekend.

In the guest appearance at the designated relegated Bad Kohlgrub, three points are mandatory.

© Roland Halmel

A win is a must: TSV Peißenbergb competes in district league 1 in Bad Kohlgrub.

Meanwhile, ASV Habach is playing in Kreuth, while SV Polling is in Ohlstadt.

District – The three teams from the district started the spring round of district league 1 last week with varying degrees of success. ASV Habach won, SV Polling drew.

TSV Peißenberg, on the other hand, went away empty-handed.

All three teams are challenged abroad this weekend.

ASV Habach with the "Royal"

made a good start

with the 3-0 home win against SV Ohlstadt.

"The self-confidence is high and the mood in the team is great," reports ASV coach Markus Vogt.

He hopes that his team will take this momentum into the away game this Saturday (4:30 p.m.) at FC Real Kreuth.

"Like Ohlstadt, Kreuth is very strong, so we have to fight back from the first minute," demands Vogt.

FC Real, sixth in the table, has a lot of room for improvement and can therefore start the game relatively relaxed.

The Habachers, on the other hand, want to continue to put pressure on the top trio, who are only two and three points away.

"We are well prepared for Kreuth," said Vogt, who took a close look at the opponent.

What is striking is his strong offensive: With 43 goals, Kreuth has the second best attack in the league.

"Not least because of this, we will not underestimate them," says Vogt.

In terms of personnel, he currently has two or three shaky candidates in the squad.

Recently, this also included Felix Habersetzer.

The playmaker will appear again against Kreuth.

The first leg in Habach ended 2:2.

SV Polling continues to be plagued by personnel concerns

started with a partial success against Miesbach

.

The point that the 1-1 draw against SV Miesbach could still be important in the relegation battle.

SVP coach Robert Färber, who is visiting fifth-placed SV Ohlstadt with his eleven on Sunday (3 p.m.), knows that too.

"It will be a duel on an equal footing," said Färber before the comparison with the Werdenfelsers, who are strong at home and fighting, against whom there was a 2-2 draw in the first leg.

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"I would be quite happy with an away point at the moment," reports the SVP coach, who is still plagued by personnel worries.

Phillip Schöttl was injured against Miesbach, thus increasing the already well-filled Pollinger hospital.

A few players who were recently missing due to illness are returning.

"We come and go," says Färber, commenting on the necessary changes that make it difficult for the Polling players to get used to the game and get into the rhythm of the game.

"Nevertheless, we have a reasonable squad available and we want to score points with that," said Farber confidently.

TSV Peißenberg makes a guest appearance at the bottom

Not a single win in 14 games.

only scored six goals and conceded a whopping 82: FC Bad Kohlgrub's record in the district league 1 reads like a horror story.

Although one can concede mitigating circumstances to the promoted team, where TSV Peißenberg this Saturday (4.30 p.m.), since FC had to play all games away from home.

This gives the team from the spa town the advantage of only being able to compete at home after the winter break.

The home premiere is also the basement duel, because with the TSV comes the team that has the second-worst record in the league with only four wins.

After six defeats in a row, coach Florian Heringer's men aren't exactly bursting with self-confidence.

"Nevertheless, we definitely want the three points," said Heringer.

However, there are no empirical values ​​against Bad Kohlgrub, as FC had canceled the first leg at short notice due to a lack of players.

The game was rated by the sports court as a 2-0 win for Peißenberg.

Heringer sees his team well prepared: "We trained well." The Peissenbergers are still not at their best, "but that shouldn't be an excuse," Heringer makes clear.

Three points are absolutely necessary in order not to lose sight of the saving bank early on.

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