Next stop district class: TSV Allershausen II celebrates the championship and promotion - and already has a corresponding town sign ready. Photo: Bauer Bauer ©
TSV Allershausen II is promoted to the district class for the first time. After SV Pulling's victory against Eichenfeld, the SVP was challenged first in its own sports home.
Allershausen – Sunday afternoon: The Allershausen kickers stand at the Pullinger sports field and cheer on the home team, which made the championship of the TSV reserve clear with a somewhat surprising 5-2 win against the second Eichenfeld. "We had packed the promotion shirts, so of course we were hoping that it would happen. But the fact that Pulling had such a great day is of course unbelievable," said TSV coach Andreas Langer. The people of Ampertal had also brought beer for the guests – this supply did not last long. Because Sunday was still dragging on. First in the Pullinger, then in the Allershausener Sportheim.
TSV Allershausen II: The offensive is the showpiece
Nine months earlier, no one had expected this. In the second match of the season, TSV suffered a hearty 6-0 defeat against the SBU - and in general the start to the season was rather bumpy. "The fact that things then went up so well and that we were in first place in the standings at the winter break was anything but a matter of course," says department head Philipp Jordan. The Allershauseners played themselves into a frenzy, drove countless Kanter victories. The offense around top scorer Kim Peter (currently 24 goals) is the showpiece.
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After the winter break, however, there was a dent. At first, the victories became closer, most recently there were two draws. Whining at a high level, but Langer nevertheless says: "Eichenfeld won the direct comparison. The players have already looked at the table."
Nobody has to look at them anymore, at most to enjoy the success. And next season, only the district class classification will be interesting. Jordan: "It's the first time we've played with the runners-up in the district class. This is a challenge that we are happy to take on. Even if it's clear that the goal can only be to stay in the league for the time being."
TSV Allershausen will then - possibly next to Hallbergmoos II - provide the highest second in the district. The head of the division is proud of this. Just like Andreas Langer, who will stay in the A-Class to take over the first in Massenhausen. "I'm very happy that I'm the one who has led the team back into the district class after a long time. There's no better way to say goodbye." BY SEBASTIAN BERGSTEINER
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