Vain hope for Schützenhilfe: ATSV Kirchseeon has to be relegated against TSV Trudering
Created: 06/01/2022Updated: 06/01/2022 10:31 am
Maxi Hotz: Kirchseeon and his top scorer are aiming for relegation.
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In the relegation to the district league, ATSV Kirchseeon meets TSV Trudering.
The first leg will take place on Wednesday evening (7:30 p.m.).
Kirchseeon – The lots have been drawn and the ATSV Kirchseeon is aware of the last hurdle on the way to staying up in the district league 3: This Wednesday evening at 7.30 p.m. the team around ATSV trainer Christian Barth welcomes TSV Trudering to the relegation first leg at Sportplatzweg .
The second leg takes place on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the Feldbergstraße district sports facility in Munich.
"Whether it's an advantage if you play the second leg at home depends very much on how good the first leg went," commented Werner Weber, Kirchseeon's football department head, on the starting situation.
Vain hope for Schützenhilfe
Christian Barth was only able to find out how the personnel requirements in the district league squad are after the exhausting league final in Heimstetten (4:5) in yesterday's final training session.
The trainer also wanted to briefly work up the content of the past Sunday in the team circle before the focus was fully directed to the vice champion of district class 5.
The Truderinger had hoped in vain for help in the championship race on the last day of the game.
At the beginning of May, coach Sebastian Wastl's team lost the early final against goal-hungry MSV Bajuwaren (115 goals this season) by a clear 6-1.
On the offensive, TSV seems to have tailored its attacking game to the top scorer duo Tommaso Andreoli (14 goals) and Martin Janelsith (15).
Omissions and disadvantages that the ATSV can now straighten out
The Kirchseeon home team can counter that with top scorer Maxi Hotz (12 goals, 12 assists) and Stefan Mayr (13/5) with a no less successful dream couple.
But only on paper, because Mayr has not been able to play a game since the beginning of May.
Irrespective of this, the ATSV is trying today to steer a good portion of accumulated frustration into the right direction.
On the one hand, one quarrels with the loss of points in Hohenlinden and Heimstetten (Barth: "We weren't on the pitch at all in the first half.").
On the other hand, people were annoyed several times about how toothless some teams ended the season against the direct competition of the ATSV, which in turn brought in one saving record result after the other.
Omissions and disadvantages that the district league ATSV can now straighten out in sport.
"Even if only on the second attempt, but we have already successfully managed a relegation together," coach Christian Barth likes to remember Kirchseeon's promotion three years ago.