FC Gießen in the final sprint: fight for the third victory in a row!

FC Gießen in the final sprint: fight for the third victory in a row!

In the Olympic Stadium in Gießen, FC Gießen regional leagues have the chance to expand their positive momentum on Saturday. Coach Michael Fink, who also acts as a player, is optimistic after his team last convinced with a 3-1 win over the SG Fulda-Lehnerz. When Fink had his debut appearance on the sidelines last weekend, thanks to a strong second round, the team was particularly powerful on the offensive and is well prepared for the next competitor, Eintracht Trier, as [kicker.de]. But the weather conditions could endanger the game; According to the Fink, the chances of an issue depend at 50:50.

Michael Fink between player and trainer

Michael Fink, who appears as an experienced player and trainer, wants to focus more on his role as a chief coach. Despite his 42 years, he is an indispensable part of the Gießen defensive; However, he urges the team to act on the pitch at some point regardless of its presence. "I can't say whether this will happen in the next game or in the next three to four games," says Fink, who previously worked as an assistant coach under Daniyel Cimen and has now taken responsibility in turbulent times. His goal is not only to overwinter the team in the relegation battle, but also to create a basis for long-term success, as [Giessener-allgemeine.de] reports.

The previous form of FC Gießen is encouraging, with the team noticeably gaining confidence in the past few weeks. Players like Dominik Rummel have the potential to move into the starting eleven and increase the offensive power. The next games against Trier and Villingen are considered crucial by Fink, not only for the level of the table, but also for consolidating the newly gained self -confidence.

Despite the challenges that the weather brings with it, the team remains focused and ready to continue the wave of success.