Derby opponents desperately need points

Created: 04/23/2022, 13:00

By: Helmut Findelsberger

Recently, FC Lengdorf with player-coach Gianfranco Soave (r.) in Taufkirchen had to brace themselves properly.

© Dominik Findelsberger

Kirchasch or Lengdorf - who can go into the final spurt of the season carefree?

District – The neighboring derby between SC Kirchasch and FC Lengdorf could have been more relaxed if KSC had at least not lost on Thursday (see report below).

With Kranzberg, a pursuer from the endangered zone would have stayed at a distance, so now both need the points all the more.

Michael Fugmann, coach of the Lengdorfer Zweite until 2021 and also an FCL veteran as a player, once said "that the road burns before such a derby in Obergeislbach".

Stefan Hackl, player and recently head of department at SC Kirchasch, can confirm that.

In the Lengdorf district of Lengdorf, which has almost 200 inhabitants and is halfway between the two towns as the crow flies, “I live, for example,

Rather, the Kirchasch interim captain is concerned with the long list of injuries.

He is currently deputizing for Johannes Westermaier in the role of captain.

“Jonas Leitloff, one of the youngsters, got hit on the ankle in Kranzberg, and Chris Enzbrunner also had to leave injured,” coach Alexander Schmidbauer looks back.

"If they also fail, it would now be seven or eight".

It's easy to lose track of things, "and Kranzberg has already cost us a lot".

There was also a loss of grain at Lengdorf, who won 3-0 in Taufkirchen on Wednesday.

"I played against a young lad, a very fine footballer, who demanded everything from my running," says FCL player coach Gianfranco Soave.

He then got smart: "This Yannik vom Hofe was born in 2002, captain too, he could almost be my son" - the now 40-year-old former Bayern league player was impressed.

He also has another failure in his team with Florian Waxenberger.

"It doesn't look good for Lukas Fischer either, then both full-backs break away from me."

He didn't threaten to walk home in the event of a defeat like before the derby in Walpertskichen, "because we have too many people with walking disabilities".

"They are leaders, have a very good team and we still have five failures," says department head Heini Hundsnurscher, describing the balance of power.

His SV Wörth welcomes FC Finsing after two away wins.

In addition to this difficult task at the reinvigorated SVW, the table leader also has pursuer Attaching in front of his chest.

Sepp Heilmeier, coach of SV Walpertskirchen, did not want to name the failures individually before the home game against SV Kranzberg.

"As of Thursday evening, I'm missing ten field players and a goalkeeper." And he says consciously, "'As of now' so as not to get a dig from the press later when one or the other can play."

Sporting competition is important to him, and he doesn't want to be accused of anything by the competition.

At BSG Taufkirchen, Thomas Hamburger and Thomas Heilmeier return before the game at SC Kirchdorf.

Dominik Keuter, who injured himself while warming up before the Lengdorf game, should first get fit again.

With returnee and co-player coach Michael Pech, FC Eitting is going to TSV Au.

Florian Huber will be out for sure, there are question marks behind the ailing Marcel Güll and Johannes Lenz, FCE player coach Markus Weber had to stop training injured.

"Three points to stay with Attaching," he demands.