As of: February 19, 2024, 4:53 a.m
By: Jörg Bullinger
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Julian Guttau celebrates after his dream goal with a free kick to make it 1-0 for TSV 1860 Munich.
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TSV 1860 celebrated its third win in a row against Halle and increased the gap to the relegation places to eleven points.
The ticker to read.
26th matchday of the 3rd league:
TSV 1860 Munich – Hallescher FC 1:0 (1:0)
Table:
The Lions increase the gap to the relegation places to eleven points.
Halle is one point ahead.
The
ticker
from the Grünwalder Stadium can be read.
Preliminary report TSV 1860 Munich against Hallescher FC
Munich – At the end of the 26th matchday in the 3rd league, TSV 1860 Munich welcomes Halleschen FC this Sunday evening.
Both teams are fighting to stay in the league and are hoping for points in the relegation battle.
The guests from Saxony-Anhalt are under more pressure in the table in the Grünwalder Stadium and want revenge for the 0-2 home defeat in the first leg.
The Blues are riding a wave of success under new coach Argirios Giannikis and have been unbeaten since he took office at Grünwalder Straße 114.
The Lions recently celebrated two deserved home wins in the catch-up game against RW Essen (2:0) and in the Upper Bavarian derby against FC Ingolstadt (3:1) and want to further extend the series under the 43-year-old head coach in front of their own audience this evening.
TSV 1860 Munich against Hallescher FC: Lions want to further expand their series under coach Giannikis
The HFC is under pressure before the duel on Giesing's heights.
After two wins at the start of the year against Ingolstadt and Duisburg, Sreto Ristic's team only got one point from the last four games in Sandhausen and suffered home defeats against Aue and Mannheim and in the catch-up game in Unterhaching.
Although there is once again a lot of trouble at TSV 1860 apart from the sporting achievements - Vice President Heinz Sitzberger resigned on Ash Wednesday - the team wants to continue its run.
Will the Sixties further increase the gap to the relegation places with their third home win in a row or will the guests from Halle achieve the hoped-for liberation on the Isar?
The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m.
We report live from the Grünwalder Stadium.
(jb)