Regionalliga Bayern: Top teams continue to dominate - Haching also successful

Created: 04/11/2022 09:26

With brains: Bayern II around captain Nicolas Feldhahn (2nd from left) in a duel with Aschaffenburg.

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FC Bayern's amateurs clinched an important win in Aschaffenburg.

Front runner Bayreuth is also marching on.

Munich

– The duel at the top is purposefully heading towards his decision.

During the week, both teams still have a catch-up game to play, but on Easter Monday, April 18th, there will be an absolute summit meeting between the local game association and FC Bayern II in Bayreuth. So far this year, both teams have not shown any weaknesses at all , also on weekends.

While Bayreuth celebrated their twelfth win in a row with a 6-0 home win over SV Schalding-Heining, Munich triumphed 2-1 at Viktoria Aschaffenburg on Friday evening.

Although the Munich team won all five of their games this year, the FCB talent club was unable to close the gap.

In view of these impressive numbers, the competition is of course far behind.

This also applies to SpVgg Unterhachhing, who have been relegated to the third division, but with a 3-1 win on Saturday at bottom team 1860 Rosenheim they still recorded their third win in a row.

Meanwhile, FC Pipinsried have only picked up one point from their last three games, losing 3-0 to FCP in Schweinfurt on Saturday.

The cushion on the relegation zone is still comfortable.

In complete contrast to SV Heimstetten, who after the 0:

Viktoria Aschaffenburg - FC Bayern II 1:2

(1:2).

- "Fought and won", was the sober but proud conclusion of trainer Martin Demichelis after the work victory in Lower Franconia.

After his team even fell behind through Benedict Laverty (10'), Jamie Lawrence (28') and Lucas Copado (31') turned the game around with a double in the first half.

The game started off unluckily for Bayern, not only because of the early deficit: Gabriel Vidovic missed the penalty after a foul on captain Nicolas Feldhahn (5').

As a result, however, his team, who ended the game with a majority after former Türkgücü player Marco Raimondo-Metzger (76th) was sent off, "had control of the game", as Demichelis praised, and was able to travel home line up with three important points in mind.

Before the summit in Bayreuth on Easter Monday, the small Bavarians have to play the catch-up game on Wednesday (6 p.m.) in Pipinsried.

With a view to the sovereign Upper Franconia, slipping up there is strongly discouraged.

TSV 1860 Rosenheim - SpVgg Unterhaching 1:3

(1:1).

– In the preliminary round, SpVgg Unterhaching won 5:4 against their cooperation partner from Rosenheim in a wild game in the sports park.

The two opponents have been in lively exchange for years, so some Hachinger talents are currently collecting game practice with the Rosenheim team.

The hosts got off to a furious start on Saturday and were in the lead after 200 seconds thanks to Christoph Fenninger's goal.

After the equalizer by U-17 player Leo Gabelunke (23rd), the third division relegated team dominated the second half: Patrick Hobsch scored his 23rd goal of the season to give the visitors the lead with a penalty (52nd), which made the final decision after a long injury break, Alexander Kaltner (53rd).

Haching's trainer Sandro Wagner felt relieved: "We had a difficult week,

1. FC Schweinfurt 05 - FC Pipinsried 3:0

(1:0).

- FC Pipinsried still has a cushion on the relegation places, but manager Tarik Sarisakal warns after the sporting downturn in recent weeks: "We urgently need to score points in order to be able to plan for the next season".

However, the Pipinsrieders traveled to Schweinfurt without any illusions.

"Unfortunately, we have major personnel problems, many regular players are out and the substitutes' bench is practically empty," said FCP coach Andreas Pummer, who couldn't blame his team after the clear defeat.

In the early stages, the Pipinsrieders even had a few chances to score, but in the second half the weakened team ran out of steam.

While Pipinsried is still looking for a coach for next season, manager Sarisakal has already signed Daniel Witeschek (TSV Landsberg),

TSV Aubstadt - SV Heimstetten 1:0

(0:0).

– Despite the early dismissal of ex-lion Mohamad Awata (39th), the SVH successfully fought off the second defeat in a row for a long time.

In the final phase, however, Aubstadt, who conquered the lions, scored the winning goal through Joshua Endres (79th).

On Wednesday (7 p.m.), coach Christoph Schmitt’s team welcome bottom team 1860 Rosenheim to a groundbreaking catch-up game.

(Klaus Kirschner/Matthias Horner)