Hallbergmoos vs. Rosenheim: It couldn't be more trend-setting

Created: 06/10/2022, 16:45

By: Nico Bauer

Ready again: Stephan Thee (red dress) is not automatically set for the starting XI.

Because in terms of personnel, VfB Hallbergmoos has some alternatives after the break in the game.

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The break in the points game did VfB Hallbergmoos good: The Bayern league football club goes into the relegation peak against 1860 Rosenheim with a full band.

Hallbergmoos

– If there is a trend-setting game, then this one: In the Bavarian league duel between table penultimate VfB Hallbergmoos and bottom of the table TSV 1860 Rosenheim (Friday, 7.30 p.m., Stadion am Airport) it will be decided to some extent how things will continue until winter.

In the event of a win, the jump from the relegation places to the rear midfield is conceivable.

Otherwise, the milestone can only be not to go into the new year on the direct relegation zone.

"After 13 match days, the table doesn't lie anymore," says Hallbergmoos coach Matthias Strohmaier about the modest performances of the two clubs so far.

The development of the Rosenheimer is not his topic.

For his VfB he claims slightly mitigating circumstances because very important players were either injured or after the slog through the relegation in the performance gap.

TSV 1860 Rosenheim in free fall

Regionalliga relegated Rosenheim, on the other hand, is in free fall and has not been able to initiate a significant change even with a change of coach.

Since then there has been a happy threesome at struggling FC Ismaning - and most recently three defeats followed with 2:9 goals.

After the 0: 3 against the third last Türkspor Augsburg, Rosenheim is now under a lot of pressure in the second relegation final.

So VfB should get ready for a big fight.

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VfB coach Strohmaier now has the full band on board after a 14-day break due to a game-free weekend in the Bayernliga.

In the first week of training, the team still had to complain about a few illnesses, but in the past few days there was a lot of activity on the pitch with 18 players and three goalkeepers.

Stephan Thee, who was recently absent for professional reasons, is back and David Lucksch, who was so strong against Ismaning, has also overcome his illness.

In addition, long-injured footballers like Andreas Giglberger and Fabian Diranko were able to make up a lot of the training deficit.

Alternatives in all parts of the team

Strohmaier has alternatives worthy of the Bayernliga in all parts of the team.

Thee is ready again, but does not automatically move into the starting XI.

In addition, the coach leaves open whether he can act with a chain of three or return to a chain of four.

The staff he has available makes both options possible.

"And then we still have our Super Ossis," says the trainer.

What is meant is the east curve of VfB, i.e. the last loud appendix in the main stand.

"With these fans, every home game is a highlight," enthuses Strohmaier.

In a game like that against TSV 1860 Rosenheim, the twelfth man helps to overcome the weaker self and to push the physical limits.

In the Bayernliga, VfB pretty much has the most passionate supporters.

Strohmaier is convinced "that we will win every 50:50 game with the atmosphere in our stadium".

With the third home win this season, the team could give something back to their fans.

Possible line-up:

Badger - Petschner, Giglberger, Mömkes, Mühlrath (Opitz) - Kostorz, Beetz (Thee), Krause, Breuer - Lucksch, Diranko.

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Fundraiser for seriously injured player's father

At the Bayernliga game of VfB Hallbergmoos against Rosenheim, every spectator should consume a little more.

As part of a fundraising campaign by the F1 youth for a player's father who was seriously injured in a traffic accident, all proceeds from the sale will be donated.

F1 trainer Frank Pflugbeil emphasizes that the campaign is not just about money, but about a sign: "Our team includes all players and parents as a community.

Togetherness, friendship and being there for each other are core values ​​of VfB and club sport.” The father is just learning to walk again – and no one can imagine the difficult times the wife and three children are going through.

That's why he's hoping for a hungry east curve: "In addition to the financial aspect, the cooperation should be emphasized.

Everyone pulls together to help.”

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