Maybe something else is possible

Created: 05/20/2022, 13:36

By: Nico Bauer

League conclusion: Fabian Diranko with the ball and Leon Schmit (13) want to surprise against Donaustauf.

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Bayernliga: VfB Hallbergmoos wants to secure relegation in a long-distance duel with Türkspor Augsburg.

Hallbergmoos

– If everything goes well, the VfB Hallbergmoos footballers still have 90 minutes until the summer break.

Before the home game against SV Donaustauf (Saturday, 2 p.m.), the more likely scenario is that you will have to play in the relegation relegation team from next Wednesday.

The math for the season finale is quite simple.

Hallbergmoos has to win against Donaustauf, and at the same time Türkspor Augsburg are not allowed to get a point in Wasserburg so that they are better off in a direct comparison.

Other constellations are not conceivable.

The opponents offer an additional incentive in long-distance duels.

Donaustauf can achieve the promotion relegation to the regional league with a win on its own, and Wasserburg must win if you want to reach the relegation from the direct relegation zone with outside help (Dachau is not allowed to win against Schwabmünchen).

VfB trainer Matthias Strohmaier quotes Jürgen Klopp as saying: "It's not very likely, but the chance is there and that's enough for us.

It would be a lie if we said that we don't look to Wasserburg."

Strong since the second half of the season

The craziness of the last day of the game is best described in the second half table: Second Hallbergmoos (30 points) meets fourth Donaustauf (29).

"We were already relegated for the others and were smiled at," says Strohmaier, emphasizing that the team deserved to stay in the league after the sensational second half of the season.

But he also knows about the strength of the Danube Staufer.

"They've had the strongest squad in the league all season, but now they're in form." VfB (four wins and one draw in five games) face a team that has won the last five games.

Perhaps a weakness is that the highly gifted don't like the fighting spirit and toughness of the opponent.

As with the victory in Ingolstadt (the best team in the second half of the season), VfB would like to buy the better footballers' guts with a lived relegation battle.

The Hallbergmooser are ready for the last battle and Strohmaier would be disappointed if the beer shower were to be missed after staying up.

Relegation with north teams

However, if it becomes apparent that relegation cannot be avoided, the energy-saving variant would also be conceivable.

Because Hallbergmoosern was indicated by the association to be assigned to the north.

In the relegation, the state league SC Schwabach or Fortuna Regensburg would probably wait.

In addition, SV Seligenporten, penultimate in the Bavarian League North, could be added.

"After the last few weeks, we will go into the relegation with a lot of confidence if we have to," says Strohmaier, pointing to Mallorca.

"After staying up in the league, I'm the first to fly to Germany's favorite island for a soccer meeting.

The regional league champions of SpVgg Bayreuth are already there..."

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lineup

Spelled - Petschner, Strohmaier, Mömkes, Mühlrath - Kostorz, Beetz, Sahin, Schmit - Werner, Diranko (Aygün).