VfB Hallbergmoos can temporarily overtake TSV 1860 Rosenheim with a win against Erlbach on Friday evening.
Last week's performance is encouraging.
Hallbergmoos – The starting points for the rescue mission are there, but now they have to be converted into something countable: In the six games after the winter break, VfB Hallbergmoos only got one point.
This Friday (7:30 p.m., stadium at the airport) against SV Erlbach, the goal should finally be knocked over.
Fans and players should certainly not expect a football treat.
SV Erlbach with a similar style of play as SV Kirchanschöring
On paper there are five defeats in a row, but from Hallbergmoos' point of view it was four times 1:2 in a row, and the 1:3 in Schalding was closer than the final result said.
Positive: In all games, VfB were not far away from one or more points.
Most recently in Kirchanschöring, the team spirit factor added to the dangerous moments: VfB traveled with the last squad, but one fought for the other and SVK was only lucky to keep the three points in East Bavaria.
Against the team from the district of Altötting, the Brachtel-Elf expects an opponent who acts similar to the SVK.
The SVE also likes to let the opponent have the ball, is strong in combat and seeks the way to the opposing goal with the simplest of means.
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The personnel problems at VfB have not yet disappeared into thin air, but the light at the end of the tunnel is visible: the two central defenders Brandon Happi Monthe and Carl Opitz were able to take part in at least parts of the training session and will probably return to the squad on Friday evening.
The same applies to ex-professional Matthias Ostrzolek, who was also able to take part in the practice sessions.
Kirchanschöring's plight also brought with it a kind of forced improvement in the full-back positions: David Lucksch celebrated his premiere at right back and Felix Breuer had to start from zero to 100 at left back after several weeks of injury.
He lasted 80 minutes and made a strong game.
Brachtel: "We have taken a step forward"
"We have taken a step forward", says coach Florian Brachtel, "this day in Kirchanschöring helped us".
The cohesion was also noticeable in training and when watching the Champions League together.
After FC Bayern's game in Manchester, the team also received a warning from the coach: "With Upamecano, you could see how badly mistakes in the game structure are punished." And especially against teams like Erlbach, you have to be careful "that we don't die in beauty". .
The players and the fans will have to suffer in the floodlit game in order to be able to overtake TSV 1860 Rosenheim again, at least temporarily, with the first league win in the new year.
The coach goes on to say that you have some catching up to do in your own stadium after the painful home defeats against Garching or Dachau:
Lineup:
Spelled - Lucksch, Kostorz, Mömkes, Breuer - Beetz, Küttner, Ostrzolek (Czech), Werner - Diranko, Krause.
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