VfB Hallbergmoos celebrates 5-0 sensation-comeback from Happi Monthe!

VfB Hallbergmoos celebrates 5-0 sensation-comeback from Happi Monthe!

After an impressive appearance, the kickers of VfB Hallbergmoos celebrated a brilliant 5-0 win against TSV Kastl last weekend. This not only shows a return to the upper table region of the Landesliga, but also set a sign of their defensive stability.

With this victory, VfB Hallbergmoos has been without conceding a goal for almost 300 minutes. This is a remarkable success, especially if you look at the trend reversal this season. The ten points from the last four games are further proof of the upswing of the team and their ability to act as a team.

dominance from the start

From the first minute on the first minute, the Hallbergmooser dominated the game and showed a strong commitment to control the game. Although not all moves were successfully crowned, the many goal finishes and the obvious urge to score goals left no doubt that the team was well positioned. Fabian Diranko in particular was a key player whose ball distribution and individual class always caused danger.

On the other hand, TSV Kastl initially presented itself harmlessly, but had a crucial moment in the first half. After 20 minutes, they actually managed to get into the penalty area. But the Hallbergmooser Keeper Muck Riedmüller showed nerve strength and parried the shot from a short distance. This parade was particularly important because it was the only noteworthy offensive game in the first half for the guests.

The comeback by Brandon Happi Monthe

Another highlight of the game was the comeback by Brandon Happi Monthe, which was back on the pitch after a long phase of injury. The talented defender scored the first goal of the evening by head after a corner. This goal was not only important for him personally, but also gave the team an additional thrust. Monthe stayed active all the time and even had the chance of another goal with a free kick.

The 1-0 was worked hard, but more than deserved. After the half -time break, the Hallbergmoosers were easier to dominate the game, especially after Kastl also decided to act aggressively. But the defense of the VfB was stable and gave little chance, while they themselves kept switching at lightning speed. This efficiency in the switching game meant that Min Park, which was substituted after the break, was able to engage twice (60th and 85th minute).

But not only Park shared the gates with his comrades; Fabian Porr and Tobias Krause also contributed to the fact that the result was skyrocketed. Porr scored an unsustainable goal from a distance (64th), while Krause promoted the ball into the network on the network (73.).

Overall, the high result did justice to the course of the game. The Hallbergmoosers showed a significant improvement on the offensive compared to the entire season. Their ability to convert ball possession in the opposing half in scoring chances shows that the automatisms of the team are now gripping.

The defensive that in the last three games - against Freilassing (0: 0), Garching (2: 0) and Kastl (5: 0) - the box was also cleaned after the final whistle. The last goal is now 298 minutes ago. This impressive series symbolizes the path that VfB Hallbergmoos wants to take: a combination of stable defense work and an increasingly effective offensive. The goal of reaching a point cut of two is within reach.