First round review in district class 3: top trio, no man's land and defeated

Created: 12/29/2022, 4:00 p.m

There was a lot of reason to celebrate at FC Moosburg: The team from Dreirosenstadt stayed in second place in the table and have the best offensive in the league with 50 goals.

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Vötting, Moosburg and Au march ahead in the district class.

Hörgertshausen and Zolling have the best shooters.

The first round review in district class 3.

District – There was a lot to do in the district class 3 in the autumn round: While the fight for promotion between SV Vötting, FC Moosburg and TSV promises a lot of excitement, TSV Eching II and Vatanspor Freising can already plan for the A class.

The race for relegation is still open.

There were also some outstanding results and individual achievements.

Top trio with long winning streaks

FC Moosburg set a breathtaking pace at the start of the season.

Nine wins in a row - most with four or more goals - it looked like the best league offensive to date (50 goals) was going through.

But at some point the growing list of injuries could no longer be compensated for and at the beginning of October resulted in defeats in the top games at TSV Au (0:2) and against SV Vötting (1:2).

The SVV with the new coach Max Peschek replaced FCM at the top of the table on the eleventh match day and extended the lead with the best defense in the league (14 goals conceded) to four points by the winter break.

"Huge respect for my team, 43 points from 16 games is of course outstanding," praised the coach.

After the only defeat of the season against Kirchdorf (0:1), the league leaders started a series of eight successes on the eighth day.

TSV Au even won ten times in a row after a short finding phase at the beginning of the season.

A strong performance, because the squad of the new coach Josef Summerer is not particularly plentiful.

Third place was guaranteed by the second-best striker duo in the league, Alex Schwarz and Dominic Schermbach (both 11 goals).

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Shooters come from midfield

SV Hörgertshausen has the best scoring couple.

The top scorer Kilian Oberprieler (21 goals) and the third Julian Radlmaier (13) improved their score on the penultimate matchday in the 11-0 win against Eching II with five and four goals respectively.

Oberprieler's five-pack was not the only one in the autumn round.

Marzling's Thomas Mäuer also managed this feat in the 7:3 win against Vatanspor Freising.

The SVH is also not exclusive to the double digits: TSV Nandlstadt set the goal record with a 13:2 against Eching II, and SC Kirchdorf defeated FVgg Gammelsdorf with 11:0.

The district league relegated from Kirchdorf was something like the lucky bag of the league.

Top performances against the top teams (2-0 in Moosburg and 1-0 in Vötting) alternated with inexplicable slips in Mauers and Paunzhausen.

“We just like it difficult,” coach Andreas Apold flees in gallows humor after the victory in Moosburg.

"We usually have a harder time with supposedly weaker opponents when we have to play the game ourselves."

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No man's land begins from fourth place

For the SCK, the train towards ascent should have already left for the winter break.

The same applies to SpVgg Zolling, fifth in the table, who surprised positively.

"In the summer we saw each other somewhere in midfield," recalls new coach Christian Harag.

"Now we have 30 points, I'm very happy with that." The second-best scorer in district class 3, Andreas Kreitmeier (17 goals), was the guarantee for Zollinger's high flight.

In sixth place follows TSV Nandlstadt, a team that actually wanted to be in the top group.

After a good start with two wins, coach Mario Tafelmaier's team only brought their qualities to the field sporadically and after only one win from the last five games, they were happy that the winter break was finally starting.

It was a difficult first half of the season for SV Marzling.

The team started with two wins away from home with the new coach Christian Grüll, but in the first four home games, despite good performances, they didn't manage a single threesome.

When this ban was finally broken against Zolling at the end of September, a terrible accident in the team's circle made football a minor matter.

Two games were postponed and the team, despite the emotional strain, delivered an even balance until the winter break.

Exciting fight for the relegation

Two teams, which after an acceptable start to the season have only gotten a little on the line, are tied in ninth and tenth place: SC Freising and SpVgg Mauern.

The SCF recently separated from the coaching team Sezgin Gül and Mesut Toprak.

Manuel Hobmeier takes over as player-coach and should collect the necessary points for staying up.

The climber from Mauers lost just as much after three wins at the start of the season.

For a long time it looked as if both could still go into the winter break with some reassurance.

But then TSV Paunzhausen and FVgg Gammelsdorf accelerated from mid-October and were able to significantly reduce the distance to the saving shore.

Eching II and Vatanspor as good as relegated

For TSV Eching II and Vatanspor Freising, this intermediate spurt meant that the chances of a relegation place are only minimal.

Both have yet to win a game and are already ten and eleven points behind.

At the bottom Vatanspor has been the league's shooting gallery with 65 goals conceded.

The Freising Turks only have two points and also an image problem because they have already missed two games due to a lack of players.

Player-coach Deniz Sari agreed with the club management that it no longer made sense and switched to Türk Gücü Erding.

The most spectacular goal of the first half of the season was scored by Marzling's Ludwig Haas from almost 60 meters in a 3-0 win over Zolling.

BY JOSEF FUCHS

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