Derby-Kracher: SBC Traunstein wants to set an exclamation mark in Rosenheim!

Derby-Kracher: SBC Traunstein wants to set an exclamation mark in Rosenheim!

On October 11th, SB Chiemgau Traunstein is an exciting derby against TSV 1860 Rosenheim on the program. At 7 p.m. the game will take place in the newly named "Beck & Women's Service" stadium. Trainer Slaven Jokic emphasizes the meaning of this duel: "Such a derby is a big incentive for us, we want to prove ourselves." In the last two games, however, Jokic's team was not able to win a victory despite strong performance (a 1-1 against VfB Forstinning and a 3: 5 defeat against FC SF Schwaig.

According to Hans Fingernagel, coordinator for the game at 1860, the game was not officially confirmed until Friday afternoon. Previously, coach Wolfgang Schellenberg had expressed concerns whether the place could be played due to the weather. According to the legislation, an alternative artificial turf pitch would not have been permitted, but the 1860 team is finally in the starting blocks.

Current form of the teams

The Rosenheimers can now look back on a positive balance. The last two games ended unbeaten, including a 0-0 draw against TSV Murnau and a 2-1 win against VfB Hallbergmoos-Goldach. TSV 1860 Rosenheim currently occupies fourth place in the table with 25 points from 13 games and fights for the connection to the top teams. SB Chiemgau, on the other hand, is in eighth place with 20 points.

Jokic has respect for the strength of his opponent: "1860 put an excellent start. This is a team with many young and talented players." Nevertheless, he is convinced that his team can also come up with quality and aim to set an example in Rosenheim.

For Schellenberg, the Traunsteiner offensive is a big challenge: "We have to get Sascha Marinkovic, Kurt Weixler and Karlo Jolic under control. This is the basis for our game." In this encounter, Rosenheim can build on the return of Titian Rudolph and Matteo van de Wiel, while Jokic has to continue to do without the blocked captain Hannes Kraus.

“I only look until the winter break,” Jokic explains with regard to the strategic planning. Kramer is optimistic that his team can collect the necessary points to spend the winter, and also sees potential for improvement. With first -class preparations for the second half of the season, you strive to achieve the necessary efficiency.

The upcoming derby promises to be highly exciting, and both teams will do everything possible to put their stamps on and collect important points in the fight for remaining league. The fans can look forward to a gripping football evening in Rosenheim.