BCF is not competitive

Without five regular players, BCF Wolfratshausen delivered an embarrassing performance at 1. FC Penzberg on Saturday.

Despite an improvement in the second round, the daughter team lost 5-0.

Penzberg/Wolfratshausen – Heinz daughter man spoke of a "slight faint" after BCF Wolfratshausen's 0:5 beating at 1. FC Penzberg on Saturday.

For the first time in his still short tenure, the coach got really loud during the drinking and half-time breaks.

With good reason, because what the Farcheter offered, especially in the first half of the game, was desolate and embarrassing.

Once again, daughter man had to accept two handful failures.

"It's a complete team," said the coach.

The eleven on the pitch, however, had little or nothing to do with district league football.

Individual small groups without mutual harmony ran around aimlessly and bolted useless passes into nirvana.

"We weren't competitive today, although Penzberg was actually our weakest opponent," declared daughter.

Of course, it was far from the 66-year-old to judge the opponent based on a class difference.

He was much more interested in assessing the performance and substance of his own team.

However, a much weaker BCF made it more than easy for FCP.

Again and again the hosts played the long ball over their left side without the guests adapting to it.

Eventually, the move went perfectly, so that Franz Huber was allowed to score the 0:2 unchallenged and Denny Krämer headed in a cross from Sepp Siegert in the center a little later.

Korbinian Gerg scored the opening goal with a header after a corner.

The way Wolfratshauser tried to protect their penalty area defied description.

"There is a clear assignment - man against man," explained daughter man.

"But there was a safe distance again." The running work after losing the ball was no less worthy of criticism.

"A reverse movement like an old tractor," exclaimed team manager Hans Wiedner.

After just 25 minutes, daughter man denounced a number of grievances: "Because there is no will." Adama Diarra provided the offensive ray of hope for the helpless Farcheter, who slammed a free kick from the side onto the crossbar in the first half and FC keeper Daniel Baltzer at the end from falling asleep with a great shot at the long goal.

A short discussion at the BCF between coaches and team after the end of the game will probably be continued in detail soon.

1. FC Penzberg – BCF Wolfratshsn.

5: 0 (3: 0) – Goals: 1: 0 (5th) Gerg, 2: 0 (19th) Huber, 3: 0 (40th) Kramer, 5: 0 (48th) Huber, 5: 0 (71.) Panholzer (FE.).

– Referee: Marcel Buchhorn (VfL Waldkraiburg).

– Spectators: 100.

BCF: Oppolzer – Eismann (58th Mastoridis), Müller, Kukrica, Papic (48th Didkovskyi), Stipic (64th Frede), Kantar (88th Haas), Mbaraka, Diarra, Spreiter, Herbert (38th Papic).