Tev Miesbach is fighting for amplancy against Amberg - excitement guaranteed!

Tev Miesbach is fighting for amplancy against Amberg - excitement guaranteed!

The TEV Miesbach faces a decisive home game against the ERSC Amberg and is determined to forget the painful 2: 5 defeat against EHC Waldkraiburg. After a disappointing appearance, in which eight regular players were missing, the team is hungry for reparation - both for fans and in the table. Coach Zdenek Travnicek provides the clear direction of march: "We want to get back the points that we lost last weekend."

The meeting takes place on Sunday at 6 p.m., and the Miesbacher are determined to defeat the Wild Lions from Amberg. Despite the current table in which the Amberger stand in front of Miesbach, there is no room for excuses. The Wild Lions come with a clear 6-0 home win against Peißenberg, while Miesbach urgently needs points after the last defeat to commit themselves in the upper third of the table. "We have to be ready from the first minute in every game," says Travnicek.

personnel Situation and challenges

The personnel situation has improved for Miesbach because many injured players return. However, Aziz Ehliz fails due to adductor problems, and Michael Grabmaier is sick. In goal, Philip Lehr, who was closed to Waldkraiburg, will be back between the posts. However, the defensive must be careful, because individual mistakes and weak opportunities have cost the last games. "We concede the goals too easily according to our mistakes," explains Travnicek and demands more concentration.

The upcoming match promises tension and could be the turning point for Miesbach in the season. If the players act concentrated for over 60 minutes, the chances are good to achieve the urgently needed reparation and to inspire the fans with a strong performance.