Dachau footballers celebrate 3-1 victory-red card causes excitement!

Dachau footballers celebrate 3-1 victory-red card causes excitement!

A dramatic football game in the district league Oberbayern North! The ASV Dachau triumphed 3-1 over the SpVgg Kammerberg, but the real turning point was a controversial red card that sealed the fate of the game. In the 10th minute, Kammerberg's goalkeeper Stefan Fängewisch saw the red card after a duel with Leo di Pasquale - a decision that put both coaches and players in rage.

"That was not a foul! The red card was unjustified and decided the game," said Kammerberg's coach Victor Medeleanu. ASV coach Matthias Koston, who has trained the Kammerberger for the past five years, agreed: "The campaign would probably have been continued in the middle of the field." The referee decision caused heated discussions that the players and coaches employed until after the game.

a goalkeeper in the goal that shouldn't be in the goal

The situation became even more precarious for Kammerberg because no substitute goalkeeper was in the contingent. Striker Haris Cehic had to spread the gloves and go into the goal. As soon as he was in the box, the latte prevented the first goal. But the majority of the Dachauer had an effect: Di Pasquale and captain Sebastian Mack shot the guests to 0: 2 until half -time. Cehic, who acted as a goalkeeper, lost the ball in the 59th minute, which Mack gave the opportunity to increase to 0: 3

However, the Kammerberger did not give up and scored the connection goal through a long steep pass from Justin Fauland. Despite the defeat, Medeleanu was proud of his team: "We gave everything and did it tactically well." On the other hand, Koston was satisfied with the victory, but criticized the willingness of his players in the second half. An exciting game that heated the minds and provided a lot of conversation!