You can rely on the Heilbrunner defense
Created: 07/08/2022, 11:00 am
By: Wolfgang Stauner
Defender on goal: Andre Tiedt (left) scored the goal to make it 2-0 in Heilbrunn's season-opening win against MTV Berg.
© Oliver Rabuser
After the 3-0 win against MTV Berg, SV Bad Heilbrunn travels relaxed to Aubing.
However, director Anton Pappritz falls out.
Aubing/Bad Heilbrunn – The 2-0 win against MTV Berg has brought a little peace and confidence to the ranks of SV Bad Heilbrunn.
"It wasn't a treat in terms of football, but it was an optimal start to the season.
We're competitive," said HSV spokesman Christoph Hüttl after the first 90 minutes of competitive play in the new league.
The prospects for the second matchday are correspondingly relaxed to positive when coach Walter Lang's team play at SV Aubing in western Munich (Sunday, 2.30 p.m.).
Striker Gellner in the starting XI
However, the first matchday has already claimed one injury victim: Anton Pappritz is missing in central midfield due to a thigh contusion.
Coach Lang does not have many alternatives in the control center.
Franz Schnitzlbaumer could take the position.
Max Schnitzlbaumer, who has a pinched hip, is also not in Aubing.
And up front, the coach has a change up his sleeve: Felix Gellner is in the starting XI, while Max Lechner will be on the bench for the time being;
as well as Simon Klaar, who is part of the Heilbrunn squad for the first time.
We want to take three points with us.”
HSV spokesman and goalkeeper Christoph Hüttl
"We want to take three points with us," Hüttl is aiming for as a result.
After all, you can rely on “our strength, the defensive”.
Another positive starting point for this: In the only joint district league season 2018/19 so far, the Heilbrunners brought in two victories (1: 0, 5: 2).
Aubing has been in the district league for 40 years
The hosts belong to the inventory of the district league and have been playing in this league for 40 years;
it was enough to get promoted to the Oberliga (1998/99 season).
In recent years, the Aubinger usually ended the season in a single-digit place in the table.
A new coach should help the Munich team to a new high.
Those responsible have recruited a dazzling personality for this: Patrick Ghigani.
The 44-year-old from Munich spent his youth at TSV 1860 Munich, among others - he still plays for the legendary team of the Sechzger today - and played around 50 games for SpVgg Unterhaching and VR Ahlen in the 2nd Bundesliga.
The professional also earned his living in Tunisia, Greece and Indonesia,
before he ended his career as a player-coach in Geiselbullach and at FSV Harthof.
However, Ghigani's debut in Aubing was not crowned with success: SV lost 4-2 in Denklingen.
SV Bad Heilbrunn:
Hüttl - Auer, Kapfhammer, Fl.
Schnitzlbaumer, Tiedt - Fr. Schnitzlbaumer, Pföderl, Krinner, A. Specker - B. Specker, Gellner - Lechner, Drotleff, Gritzuhn, M. Pappritz, Klaar.
