Last minute excitement: Derby between Unterbruck and Allershausen ends goalless, but not uneventful

Created: 10/16/2022, 5:16 p.m

He stretches successfully: Allershausen's keeper Florian Stenzenberger couldn't get past on Saturday.

Because his Unterbrucker opponent Michael Zachskorn didn't let a ball pass either, the derby ended goalless, but not uneventfully.

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The long-awaited derby between FCA Unterbruck and TSV Allershausen ends goalless.

But it was not uneventful - on the contrary.

Unterbruck

– Actually, everything would have been prepared for a fine football festival.

On Saturday, 250 spectators followed the invitation to the first derby between FCA Unterbruck and TSV Allershausen in almost ten years, but in the end it was a goalless 0-0.

One thing, however, confirmed Allershausen's division head Philipp Jordan, which was one of the better varieties.

Especially in the first 45 minutes, the teams presented the spectators of both camps with a fine game with an overweight at TSV.

"It was the best district league game I've seen in a long time," Jordan appreciated.

And it turned out as both teams had been assessed in advance: while Allershausen did more for the game, the home side shifted to what had shaped the FCA game throughout the season.

Unterbruck stood low and waited for a counterattack.

They certainly came into the TSV case, mainly via striker Andreas Hohlenburger, but keeper Florian Stenzenberger defused all attempts brilliantly.

20 minutes before the end things got exciting

On the other hand, the guests were also getting dangerously close to taking the lead, but neither Alexander Holzmaier, nor Janis Kratzl nor Paulo Just had set their sights properly.

Scorer Dario Turkman was also initially on the bench and was only substituted on in the second half.

After the exchange of sides, things got exciting again 20 minutes before the end.

After Allershausen's Dominik Kopp received a time penalty after a sharp foul, Unterbruck had a little more space, but neither Pascal Preller nor Hohlenburger scored from a promising position.

Goal in the final minute is conceded by the referee

The final minute was unfortunate from Allershauser's point of view.

Maciej Machi scored after a free-kick cross, but referee Florian Menacher disallowed the goal because of an alleged foul.

That's how it stayed at 0:0.

"Over the 90 minutes, the result is okay," summed up Philipp Jordan.

FCA coach Alfons Deutinger was a bit disappointed: "Due to the second half, where we were better, we could have won." MATTHIAS SPANRAD