SVA Palzing: Full concentration required

Created: 09/17/2022, 07:00

Four games without a win: Benedikt Reiter (right) and the Palzinger footballers want to celebrate again on Sunday.

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District football club SVA Palzing welcomes TSV Rohrbach on Sunday.

The good news: The SVA-First survived the folk festival well.

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– The most important news first: SVA Palzing can play against TSV Rohrbach in the district league north on Sunday (4 p.m.).

"We survived the folk festival well and without illness - in contrast to our second team," says SVA trainer Gianluca Dello Buono.

Because while many players in the reserve are or were sick, the district league team was spared.

Extensive analysis after the final training

After four games without a win, the Ampertalers want to celebrate three points again on Sunday against Rohrbach.

Just like last season, when the 4-2 win in the second half of the season brought in important points in the fight to stay up in the league.

After the 3:5 in Dornach, the SVA does not want to have to congratulate the opponent for the second time in a row.

And that's why extensive analysis was on the agenda after the final training session.

"We show and tell the boys important things that caught our eye," explains the coach.

“We also throw in a few game scenes from time to time.

But there are only positive things – things that we have done well.”

(By the way: everything from the region is now also available in our regular Freising newsletter.)

There were also things in Dornach that Dello Buono would like to transport to the Rohrbach game.

This includes the offensive game.

For the second time this season, SVA scored more than two goals.

However, the team indulged in a collective deep sleep after the break.

It lasted a good ten minutes – and cost the guests the game.

Rohrbach can do it without Kaindl

On Sunday against Rohrbach, SVA has to stay focused for 90 minutes - because the experienced opponent usually doesn't need many chances.

Inconspicuous as the Rohrbacher game is the way in which TSV stays in the middle of the table.

If there is one surprise, it is that Dominik Kaindl's absence is not significant.

The director is missing even longer after his cruciate ligament rupture – but TSV still scores.

Dello Buono and his Palzingers therefore expect "a tough, difficult task".

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