District league compact: Bad news for Polling - only wins count for Habach and Peißenberg

Created: 04/08/2022Updated: 04/08/2022 15:46

By: Roland Halmel

This failure weighs heavily: Polling's captain Sebastian Gößl (left, in the league game against Bad Kohlgrub) broke an ankle in training.

He is now missing in the end of the season.

© Roland Halmel

Bad news for SV Polling: Captain Sebastian Gößl is injured for a long time.

For ASV Habach and TSV Peißenberg only wins count at the weekend.

District – Only two games in the district league 1 allowed the snowfall on the last matchday.

Snow is also expected this weekend.

The three teams from the district are still in good spirits to be able to fight points for promotion and against relegation.

ASV Habach clear favorite in Bad Kohlgrub

Markus Vogt, the coach of ASV Habach, took the loss of the game at FC Real Kreuth relatively calmly: "Then we'll just play an evening game.

They have good floodlights, so we're looking forward to it.” Before Habacher play in Kreuth on April 13, the mandatory game at FC Bad Kohlgrub is still on the agenda on Sunday (1 p.m.).

The FC ranks behind without a point in last place.

"But we will approach the task just as seriously and with the same passion as we did against Ohlstadt," emphasizes Vogt.

The Habachers played their last league game to date against the SVO.

The Bad Kohlgruber, who have only played once at home because of the renovation of the pitch, were sent home by the Habachers with a 1:10 defeat in the first leg.

A sign that the ASV takes the bottom of the table seriously can be found in the starting lineup.

“We will position ourselves as best we can,” says Vogt.

The coach only has to do without Benedikt Heckmeier (strain) from the regular cast.

SV Polling hosts FC Real Kreuth

SV Polling had to put up with bad news during the week: Sebastian Gößl broke his ankle in training without external influence.

The SVP captain, who has already had surgery in the meantime, is out of the decisive games to stay up in the league.

"It's bad luck, but it doesn't help.

Now we have to move even closer together," says SVP coach Robert Färber before the home game on Sunday (2 p.m.) against FC Real Kreuth.

"A very strong team and attacking team with a few individually very good players," said Färber about the sixth-placed team.

Kreuth started the season well, but then ran into some problems in the fall and fell back into midfield.

Given that they are only four points behind, Pollinger could put the FC under pressure.

"Even a win will get us further," Farber makes it clear that a draw, like the one against Miesbach recently, isn't enough for him.

Due to the 0:3 bankruptcy in the first leg, the Pollingers also have a need for compensation.

In addition to Gößl, there are a few other regulars who are still struggling with the after-effects of a corona infection.

"We'll try to compensate for that," said Farber.

TSV Peißenberg meets TuS Holzkirchen II at home

Actually, TSV Peißenberg wanted to gain self-confidence in the relegation battle with a win over Bad Kohlgrub at the bottom.

Nothing came of it because the game had to be canceled due to the weather.

After all: The eleven of coach Florian Heringer can go into the home game on Saturday (2 p.m.) against TuS Holzkirchen II rested.

"The game has endgame character for us," Heringer makes clear.

As ninth in the table, TuS also needs points to stay up in the league.

TSV likes to remember the first leg in the reserves of the national league, as there was a 2-1 win.

The weak away record of TuS II with only one win abroad also speaks for the Peißenberger.

However, the hosts are still not complete.

"But we have three returnees after a corona disease, but they will first sit on the bench," reports Heringer.

Good news for TSV: Newcomer Michael Stossberger will make his debut.