SE Freising: Newfound self-confidence after four wins in a row
Created: 09/16/2022, 07:00
After a stuttering start, the SE Freising was in good shape.
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SE Freising is currently on a wave of success in the Landesliga Southeast.
Despite some Corona failures, you also go into the game against Karlsfeld with confidence.
Freising
– The SE Freising state league kickers have tasted blood.
The men around coach Florian Bittner were able to win four games in a row, so it should of course continue in the home game against TSV Eintracht Karlsfeld on Friday (7.30 p.m.).
SE Freising: Bittner sees a change in his team
“Of course, that is very good for our self-confidence,” Bittner looks back on what has been achieved in an extremely positive manner.
The Lerchenfelder were particularly proud of the past weekend.
Not only because it was the fourth success in a row, but above all because of the way in which the SEF kidnapped the three points from promoted Forstinning.
"So far, even last year, we might have lost or drawn a game like that," Bittner predicts.
A sign of the new stability?
Above all, a sign of the new Freisinger team structure.
The Lerchenfelder have not necessarily strengthened at the top, but in breadth - the entire SEF squad can maintain the level.
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That's why the Domstadters go offensive in the next match against Karlsfeld.
"We want to win or at least get a draw," said the coach.
Those responsible are aware that this will be difficult enough: TSV was one of the big favorites before the season, but is currently lagging behind expectations.
Only on Tuesday did the other Eintracht lose to SV Pullach - a basement child - 0:1, before that there were also slippers against Bruckmühl and Wasserburg.
"They will arrive with a good deal of anger in their stomachs," Bittner fears.
He has to rotate again in terms of personnel: Daniel Müller had to leave injured at the weekend, and Corona also struck at the SEF this week.
That's why the coach doesn't have any jitters: "When I leave after training, everyone has to play." The commitment is so good at the moment - certainly also a result of the newly gained self-confidence.
MATTHIAS SPANRAD
Lineup:
Oswald - Löw, Mayr, Schmid, Kleidorfer - Fischer, Bittner - Magat, Günzel, Hones - Brudtloff.
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