TSV 1860 Munich celebrates the autumn championship after a gripping 3: 1!

TSV 1860 Munich celebrates the autumn championship after a gripping 3: 1!

In an exciting game on the 17th matchday of the Bayernliga Süd, the U21 team of TSV 1860 Munich won the autumn championship. The team of coach Felix Hirschnagl secured this unofficial title with an impressive 3-1 win over TSV 1896 Rain/Lech. The triumphal march was sealed in added time, and the game took place in front of 120 spectators in the gravel arena in Gilching.

However, the game did not start according to plan for the young lions, who initially seemed tired and had to fight against the strong guests from the Swabian district of Donau-Ries. Surprisingly, the guests took the lead in the 26th minute. The player Marc Sodji used a failed throw -in from the Munich and scored the 0: 1.

a comeback of the lions

After the change of sides, the U21 showed a significantly improved performance. With fresh offensive forces, especially Noah Klose and Philip Kuhn, the team found better into play. In the 56th minute, a turning point emerged when Klose was fouled in the penalty area and the referee imposed a penalty. Routinier Gilbert Diep converted the penalty and brought the lions back into play.

The second half was characterized by tension. Rain had the opportunity to take the lead again through a long -range shot from Jake Parish, but it unhappily crashed into the crossbar. In the final phase, the events increased when Klose played a crucial role again. His opponent committed a bad foul, which led to a red card. This led to another penalty, which Klose turned 2-1 in the last minute.

Mike Begorgyan scored the 3-1 in the very last minute of stoppage time and thus produced the final score. With this victory, TSV 1860 Munich remains the league leader of the league, in front of the regional league relegated SV Schalding-Heining. Coach Hirschnagl described the win won as a "beautiful snapshot" and praised his team, who celebrates the deserved autumn championship with this success. "The boys deserve this because they always accelerated," said Hirschnagl.

The Munich lions can now look optimistically into the upcoming second half of the season and will try to maintain this form in the next games. The autumn championship is an important milestone in the season and shows the potential and determination of the young talents. more details about This topic can be found in a detailed report on www.wochenanzeiger.de .