Langgeisling wins: lionesses bite only half

Created: 09/05/2022 10:59 am

By: Dieter Priglmeir

Art on the ball: Julia John convinced with fine technique and scored three of the four FCL goals.

© Christian RIEDEL

The FCL women win the test against 1860 Munich.

But this required an increase in performance in the second round.

Langengeisling

– The game of the Langengeisling women's soccer team was a big celebration.

There was Stefi Esser's comeback after a one-year injury break.

And the 4-2 win was the fifth win in the fifth test game for the district league team.

And he was able to look forward to a number of spectators, because the opponent was called TSV 1860.

The Munich women only play in the district class.

But the team has only been around for a year and they will probably storm through the next leagues because they didn't make it easy for the home team.

The FCL got off to a better start.

After a corner from birthday boy Steffi Karamatic, Julia John scored the lead (21st).

The goalscorer prepared the 2:0 with a nice pass, which Michelle Refeld refined (29th).

After that, the FCL lost the thread.

The lionesses interfered more aggressively, and Sofia Endrizzi punished a mistake in Geislingen's play structure with the goal (37th).

Shortly before the half-time whistle, the fast Endrizzi sped past the FCL defense and overcame Celine Siebrecht to make it 2:2.

After the break, the FCL took control again.

But the game became more rustic, the referee got a lot to do, gave out five yellow cards and a time penalty for 1860, and the FCL also received two yellow cards.

"Too much for a test match," said Geisling's coach Stefan Karamatic, "but we'll meet opponents like that more often this season."

The FCL was now clearly the boss in a playful way and played out some chances.

Carmen Drescher failed several times.

“Nevertheless, great praise for our new centre-forward.

She played well," said the coach.

John scored the 3:2 after a Karamatic free kick (60th).

The guest goalkeeper initially prevented the fourth goal by outlining John.

In the final minute, John then struck after a 30-metre pass from Karamatic.

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