SV Raisting: let the season run out?

It's out of the question!

Created: 04/29/2022, 15:13

By: Roland Halmel

Florian Greinwald, SV Raisting player, in the district league game against SC Pöcking.

© Roland Halmel

SV Raisting still has a lot planned in the district league: Coach Franz is aiming for ten points in the last four games and wants to give TSV Großhadern full throttle.

Raisting - let the season stall or keep going full throttle in the last four games, even if the chances of second place are only theoretical?

There is only one answer to this question at SV Raisting: "We owe it to the season to give everything as an individual player and as a team," SVR player coach Johannes Franz unequivocally said.

After all, the SVR does not want to let the good impression it has made in the 24 games played in the southern district league be ruined in the remaining games.

"In terms of performance, it's a very good season, even if it's not enough for second place," Franz draws a positive conclusion.

"There were only very few games after which I had to say: we deserved to lose."

Sometimes prone to raising in set pieces

He was very satisfied with the appearance of his men, who could hardly ever compete at their best.

The icing on the cake was missing, however, as the SVR lacked the necessary effectiveness on a few occasions and proved vulnerable to the opponent, especially in set pieces.

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As a result, the Raistingers dropped a few points, which hurts when you look at the table.

"It could have been better," said Franz. Especially after the winter break, with the unnecessary draw against leader Oberweikertshofen and the avoidable defeats against Haidhausen and Pöcking, his team didn't score as much as it could have.

Irrespective of this, the people of Raisting have made a lot of plans for the end of the season.

"We want to get ten more points, then we would have 50, and that would be very good," says Franz, who is visiting with his men at TSV Großhadern (3 p.m.) this Saturday.

"They're just about surviving, they'll tear themselves apart," Franz expects a very difficult task for his team.

TSV lives from its home strength.

He has won five of his seven victories – including against top teams Haidhausen and Penzberg – on his own pitch.

The narrow playing field in Großhadern is not exactly popular with the competition either.

"It's unpleasant to play there," says Franz. "They have good strikers and they are dangerous with set pieces," says the SVR player coach, citing the home side's strengths that need to be taken into account.

In the first leg, which Raistinger clearly won 4-0, they had the opponent well under control.

At that time, however, the SVR was almost complete.

Things are different for the second leg: In addition to goalscorer Denis Grgic, defender Florian Breitenmoser is also missing, for whom the season ended after a muscle injury.

In addition to Franz, Andreas Sedlmeier is also affected.

"We will arrive with twelve to 13 men,