TSV 1860 - Havelse in the live ticker: Lineup - Köllner brings top talent from the six-year-olds

Created: 04/30/2022, 13:25

By: Patrick Mayer

Always up for a joke: Löwen trainer Michael Köllner.

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TSV 1860 Munich is fighting for fourth place in the 3rd division this Saturday afternoon.

And thus about participation in the DFB Cup.

Follow the game from 2 p.m. here in the live ticker.

TSV 1860 Munich - Havelse, today, 2 p.m

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Munich – TSV 1860 Munich is fighting for participation in the upcoming DFB Cup in the final spurt of the season.

And the lions are fighting for their trainer Michael Köllner so that the Upper Palatinate will stay in Giesing beyond the summer.

Both goals are also at stake for the Sechzger this Saturday afternoon.

Then when "Munich's great love" receives TSV Havelse in the local Grünwalder stadium on Giesing's heights.

Before the game, the lion coach remained a bit secret.

"It's not about me wanting to break a contract.

But you have to think: How do we rate Munich in 1860 – and where do we want to be tomorrow?

The club is also busy with this morning, but then I have to hold my head after three or four games if things don't go well in terms of sport," said Köllner at the press conference for the home game in the "Sechzgerstadion": "In the end, the ideas have to match - otherwise it's a mismatch.” What Köllner wants is sporting competitiveness.

Before this season he had aimed for promotion with his squad, but that is very, very unlikely to happen now.

TSV 1860 Munich – TSV Havelse in the live ticker: Lions fight for the DFB Cup

 “We catapulted ourselves to fourth place with a furious 6:0.

We don't just want to hold this place, we want to keep attacking.

First and foremost, it's about getting the maximum number of points," said Köllner about the goal before the last three match days of this season: "In the end we could get 64 points - that would of course be great."

To do this, you first need a win against an opponent who has already been relegated and will return to the Regionalliga Nord.

If the Löwen defend fourth place until the end of the season, they will play in the lucrative DFB Cup next season.

That is the goal now - in addition to further cooperation with 1860 coach Michael Köllner.

Follow the home game of TSV 1860 Munich today, from 2 p.m., here in the live ticker.