TSV Bernbeuren and its special "home game problem"

Created: 04/15/2022Updated: 04/15/2022 17:39

By: Christian Heinrich

A skeptical view of the future: interim coach Roman Lerchenmüller has to go away with his team seven more times.

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Above all, TSV Bernbeuren has to get the points for staying up in the district league 2 away from home.

The basement duel at SC Maisach is on Monday.

Bernbeuren – The fans of TSV Bernbeuren should paint their heads on May 1st.

On Labor Day, the tenth in the district league 2 not only plays his home game against the title aspirant VSST Günzlhofen, it is also the team's farewell performance in the Auerberg Stadium for this season.

Because the team coached by Roman Lerchenmüller has to play all seven of the remaining eight matches abroad.

Which doesn't bode well.

With six away games, the Bernbeuren have denied the fewest of all opponents in the league.

their balance sheet is worrying enough as it is.

No team in the district league 2 has collected fewer points away from home than TSV.

Three games were lost, there were two draws and the team only managed to survive once abroad.

And that felt like an eternity ago.

On August 7th last year, more than eight months ago, TSV won 6:1 in Utting.

At that time the world was still in order and the team basked at times at the top of the table.

In the meantime, however, she has to fear for her existence in the league, especially when you look at the game plan.

Bernbeuren will compete in Maisach on Easter Monday

The weeks of truth begin for the relegation candidates on Easter Monday with the away game at SC Maisach (3 p.m.).

The sports club itself is up to its neck in water.

However, the table penultimate could crawl up to a point at Bernbeuren with a win in a direct encounter.

Next Thursday, April 21, the game will follow in Eichenau, which is ranked ninth and currently has 24 points, just two points more than TSV.

And on Sunday in a week, April 24th, the week ends with another away game at FC Penzing, third in the table.

After the home game interlude against title candidate Günzlhofen, the final away four follows with appearances at Oberweikertshofen II (5th), FC Aich (8th), TSV Peiting (1st) and TSV Moorenweis (14th).

The program does not bode well, especially since the Bernbeuren have not torn up much in the second half of the season.

With four points from six matches, they are third from bottom in this statistic.

In addition, the team is not finding their rhythm due to numerous injuries and illnesses.

The first two games after the winter break against Mammendorf and Fürstenfeldbruck each ended in defeat.

Now it is important to flip the switch as quickly as possible if the season is not to have a bad ending.