SpVgg Kammerberg: No more gifts, "otherwise it will be difficult"

Created: 08/26/2022, 07:00

SpVgg Kammerberg also wants to be uncomfortable in a duel against SVN Munich, like Peter Gschrey (left) and Thomas Nefzger in the game against Feldmoching.

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In terms of play, SpVgg Kammerberg was recently unable to blame itself.

However, the Koston team is not allowed to distribute gifts again against SVN Munich.

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– One word keeps popping up before the district league duel of SpVgg Kammerberg at SVN Munich: gifts.

"If we also distribute gifts against Neuperlach, it will be difficult," says SpVgg player coach Matthias Koston before the guest appearance on Friday (7.30 p.m.) in the state capital.

Koston: "We have to learn from other mistakes"

The Neuperlachers were rated highly before the season started.

The club from the south-east of Munich is a championship candidate for seven coaches – Koston also named SVN.

After two matchdays, it looked like Dennis Magro's team would live up to expectations.

But two wins and 7:2 goals were followed by three games with only one point left.

Neuperlach even went away empty-handed on the last two match days.

Above all, the 3:5 defeat against the current tail light Günzlhofen surprised - despite three times leading.

In the 0-1 draw in Rohrbach, the defense was better again, but the offensive didn't score for the second time this season.

The Kammerberger also remained without their own goal last weekend.

However, despite the 0:3 defeat against Feldmoching, the form curve is pointing upwards.

"As far as the style of play is concerned, we want to continue our trend," says coach Koston.

And further: "But we have to learn from the mistakes we made against Feldmoching.

Those were gifts.”

SpVgg Kammerberg: Captain Schaar and veteran Eichenseer return

Those gifts included a penalty and a goal conceded from a corner kick – despite the Kammerbergers knowing where the set pieces are going.

Koston had no more points of criticism.

It was also positive that the game association compensated for the loss of important players such as captain Maximilian Schaar and the experienced Thomas Eichenseer against the leader.

Nevertheless, Koston is pleased that the duo can play again in Neuperlach: "This gives us more options."

With Eichenseer's dead balls, the Kammerbergers get back a quality that has already brought them goals this season and that was missing against Feldmoching.

That's another reason why Koston is confident about the game at SVN.

"We want to get at least one point," says the Kammerberg coach: "If we don't give out gifts this time and are uncomfortable like we were in the last few games, we can figure something out."