The SpVgg Kammerberg can bring in their fifth win in a row against Rohrbach.
But the Koston team has to improve significantly compared to the previous week.
Kammerberg – For the second time this season, the two Dinos of the North District League meet on Saturday (1 p.m.): SpVgg Kammerberg has been playing there since 2014, only TSV Rohrbach longer.
Today's opponent has been there since 2013 - and yet the duel includes a premiere.
Koston: "Small things will decide against Rohrbach"
For the first time, the Kammerbergers meet a TSV Rohrbach who is not coached by Stefan Klos.
The coach took over the club in early 2014 and trained until the last winter break.
The father of the family also gave up his post because of the upcoming birth of his second child.
Klos' successor is Markus Eberl, comes from TSV Hohenwart II (A class) and started with ten points from seven games.
So far it has a higher point average (1.43) than its predecessor (1.18).
Although Rohrbach is "only" in eleventh place, he now has an eight-point cushion on the relegation place.
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Kammerberg scored 13 more points over the course of the season and is fourth in the match.
The Koston-Elf has taken the next step in development and can sometimes win if they play far below normal level - like last time in Günzlhofen (2:1).
"We have to play more concentrated, straightforward and tactically clearer against Rohrbach than last weekend," demands the player-coach.
The 32-year-old hopes that his men can continue the good training performance: "I want to see that they take that into the game.
Because little things will decide against Rohrbach.”
Both teams follow similar approaches: they want to be awkward and make the game as difficult as possible for the opponent.
"Rohrbach is a workers' group – just like us," says Koston.
He can rely on the same players as in Günzlhofen.
The fifth win in a row beckons for Kammerberg and – after the 3-0 win in the first leg – the second success this season against the guests.
The overall balance in the direct clashes also speaks for the SpVgg: Nine successes face six defeats.
Incidentally, there has never been a draw between the two teams.
Because the Kammerberger play according to the all-or-nothing motto, it could stay that way.
BY MORITZ STALTER
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