Trembling in a heated atmosphere: BC Attaching feared for victory until the last minute

Created: 10/16/2022, 5:55 p.m

Ended the trembling at the very end: Didier Nguelefack, who could hardly be separated from the ball from his Munich opponents, scored the 3-1 for his BCA with a penalty in added time.

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It was a heated duel in which the BC Attaching had to tremble to the end.

The coach didn't cover himself in glory, however.

Attaching – Pure tension in Attaching, plus a decision in overtime that BCA coach Enes Mehmedovic didn't agree with at all.

He saw red for his "Kasperl" gesture in the direction of the referee. His players, however, kept a cool head and defeated SVN Munich 3-1.

Important insight: The BCA can also score points in the district league north if they don't keep a clean sheet.

So far this season it has been like this: if the opponent scored, the BCA got nothing.

Against Neuperlach, the Attachinger took a deep breath after ten minutes when the post prevented an early deficit.

Coach Mehmedovic remembered the surprise coup in Feldmoching (2-0) a week ago: "The opponent didn't take their first big chance there either.

And then we scored.”

After the break, the great shaking begins

That's how it happened this time.

Domenic Hörmann gave the promoted team the lead in the 13th minute.

After half an hour, Hörmann crowned a nice move over Sebastian Aigner and Manuel Thalhammer to make it 2-0 (32nd).

Because Hans Gamperl was there in the BCA goal when Neuperlacher had good chances, it was 2-0 at half-time.

In the 53rd minute, however, Gamperl had to reach behind him after a shot by Rudi Gerhartsreiter.

The great trembling began in a heated atmosphere.

Imo Ouro-Agouda received a time penalty (77th).

Nevertheless, the BCA had the chance to make the preliminary decision, but Hörmann failed to take a penalty from SVN goalkeeper Samy Günaydin.

In injury time, the events roll over

Mehmedovic received a red card in added time.

A little later, Didier Nguelefack secured victory with another penalty to make it 3-1.

"We have confirmed our Feldmoching performance and are finally rewarding ourselves," said Mehmedovic, who is not allowed to watch the next game from the bench after his red card.

"I disagreed with a few decisions.

But I have to stay calmer.” His players showed him how to do it.