TSV Neu-Ulm briefly wins: SGM Senden-A-OR outnumbered without a chance!

TSV Neu-Ulm briefly wins: SGM Senden-A-OR outnumbered without a chance!

As part of an exciting Bavarian duel in the football district league, the SGM Senden-A-Ay and TSV Neu-Ulm competed against each other. The game ended with a narrow 1-0 win for the guests from Neu-Ulm, who, however, struggled after the game with their minor exploitation. "We made life difficult for ourselves and some of them had it on the silver tray," said the TSV coach, Stephan Baierl. Despite more possession and many occasions, they were unable to decide the game more clearly.

The crucial goal fell due to a free kick from Oliver Schlotter. This campaign not only brought the only goal of the game, but also led to a discussion point among the players. The referee, Koray Aydin, punished SGM defender Vedin Bektic with a red card, which was perceived by many. "Very bitter, a player was missing in the half positions," commented Simon Fischäß, player coach of the SGM, and expressed great respect for his team for the use.

exciting moves and urge phases

In the course of the game, there was an intensive urge of the new-umer, especially between the 20th and 30th minute. The SGM had to survive several chances. Goalkeeper Andre Englet defused a double chance of the TSV (24th), and also as Benjamin sounds in a promising position (30th), the game remained open. On the other hand, the team from Senden-A-Au also showed some attacks, but the shots by Felix Heilig (33.) and Dennis Mgbechi (36.) were not a real challenge for Neu-Ulm's goalkeeper Matei Perkovic.

After half-time, it was again the new-tumer who took the scepter in hand and worked out several major chances. Maximilian Groß (50th), Klingen and Felix Hörger (52nd) had opportunities, but Englet kept his team in the game. Aydin could not recognize a key situation in a possible penalty for Senden-on, which caused some fans to be violent protests and forced the referee to a five-minute cooling phase for everyone involved.

outnumber and sacrifice

The hosts, now outnumbered by the red card, threw everything forward to achieve the balance. Despite several header from Deniz Mrden (73rd) and Florian Wentzel (85th), the equalization failed to compensate. The SGM Senden-Ay showed a combative effort that left the impression, especially from the 8th minute, when they were decimated by a red card. Even if the team seemed inferior, it offered the newly a serious competition.

The constellation remains exciting, since the TSV Neu-Ulm missed the SGM counter with a mixed opportunity recycling and a strong performance, while despite the defeat with high morality and commitment. The upcoming games will show whether the SGM can send strength from this performance, while Neu-Ulm has to work to better use its chances to successfully design the next games.

Further details about this gripping duel can be found in a report on www.augsburger-allgemeine.de read.