TSV Peißenberg: The relegation in the bag, relegation in sight

Created: 04/29/2022, 15:05

By: Christian Heinrich

Peißenberg's player Raphael Hofer (in red) in a duel with Jakob Hofer from Lenggrieser SC.

© Oliver Rabuser

TSV Peißenberg is still in the bottom of the table, but it starts carefree in its remaining program in the district league 1 in the guest appearance with table leader Deisenhofen II.

Peißenberg – Somehow it seemed as if this 2-1 defeat had given Florian Heringer courage.

"Not much is missing," stated the coach of TSV Peißenberg.

His team was actually on an equal footing with Lenggrieser SC.

Because she allowed herself the luxury of missing a penalty, she went empty-handed against the fourth in the district league.

This wasteful permissiveness should come to an end before the remaining four games of the season.

"We have a good mentality," praises Heringer.

For the coach, there is absolutely nothing wrong with the attitude of his kickers.

"We just have to make sure we get the points." Of course that won't happen.

This Saturday, the third from last in the rankings has to go to the leaders FC Deisenhofen II (1 p.m.).

Although both opponents are worlds apart, Heringer doesn't see it as so black.

"Let's see what comes out," he himself is excited, whether his plan, which he doesn't want to reveal, will work out.

TSV Peißenberg takes on leaders FC Deisenhofen II

With all the pressure on his team, they still want to leave the relegation place, but the coach also knows about the situation with the opponent.

The U23s from Deisenhofen also have to deal with the fact that they can become champions in a good four weeks.

Heringer suspects that this is sometimes not so easy for younger footballers to cope with, who is increasing the pressure on the leader.

"They've already planned a threesome against us."

It will also be psychological in the coming encounters.

Next weekend, the Peissenbergers will meet TSV Sauerlach at home.

With a win, they could move up to one point from the tenth place in the table.

This is followed by the game at TSV Murnau, who also has to win against Peißenberg if he wants to keep his chances of promotion open.

And at the end of the season, SV Miesbach is a team that is already beyond good and evil.

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"If we still make it, then it's good," says Heringer.

"If not, we're prepared to play relegation." TSV is sure of the elimination games because only one team is relegated directly from the league.

And that's FC Bad Kohlgrub, who are still waiting for their first point after 18 games.

However, the coach will then have to do without Michael Gladiator, who broke his toe in the game against Waldram and has since had surgery.

The A-youth leaves a gap in the back four where he worked on the left flank.

Valentin Hörndl has returned from vacation for this.

"He's good for us," Heringer says, looking forward to the player who is strong in running and fighting.

Such virtues are more in demand than ever in the relegation battle.