Cottbus wave rider overrun 1860 Munich with 5: 1 demonstration

Cottbus wave rider overrun 1860 Munich with 5: 1 demonstration

Cottbus, Deutschland - Cottbus - in the stadium of friendship, where the air crackled before tension and AC/DCS "Hells Bells" boomed from the speakers, TSV 1860 Munich experienced a bitter afternoon. The Giesinger, who compete under coach Argirios Giannikis, were swept out of the stadium by the superior wave riders of Energie Cottbus with a devastating 1: 5 (1: 2). Bard on the pitch barely two minutes, it was Leroy Kwadwo who clarified a flank inadequate - a dream goal by Yannik Möker from 20 meters had the Cottbus cheered and the lions shivered.

Schröter, who spoke about the catastrophic performance after the game with a worrying expression, said: "The neck strike before the break was fatal." Despite some chances in the first half, the effectiveness on the part of the Cottbus was. It hadn't just passed two dozen minutes when Lucas Copado scored 2-1 for the hosts after a quick attack, followed by another goal from Tolcay Cigerci, who had the Cottbuser pulled away to 4: 1 until half.

efficiency of the Cottbuser and weak defense of the lions

The Lion's listing could not save the lions. Although they played out some promising opportunities, the despair grew in the ranks of the Giesinger, while the Cottbus struck mercilessly. With unbeatable efficiency, three shots of goal were enough for a sensational 3: 1 lead against a TSV that did not stand up for the pressure. Even from a majority of the number of shots and possession of the ball, the lions could not capitalize.

to the shock of all football fans, especially the travelers who traveled with the TSV, the Giesinger broke into a new low. Coach Giannikis pulled Leroy Kwadwo off the pitch at halftime, but the second half also brought no turn: Timmy Thiele put on the disaster and put it down 5: 1. The lions have experienced their highest defeat in the third division for years. "We will now turn every stone around," announced Giannikis - the crisis seems to strain the nerves of the Giesinger for a long time.