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Eiterfeld wins with fighting spirit: Winter scores the early winning goal!
SG Eiterfeld/Leimbach defeated KSV Kassel II 1-0 with a winter goal after 50 seconds and remained home power in the association league.
Eiterfeld wins with fighting spirit: Winter scores the early winning goal!
Eiterfeld ™ – A captivating association league football game was experienced on Saturday in the Eiterfeld/Leimbach stadium! KSV Hessen Kassel II was narrowly defeated 1-0, leaving the home team an indomitable force on their artificial turf. The spectators who were there in time saw a spectacular goal that came just 50 seconds after kick-off, as newcomer Joshua Winter was allowed to celebrate in the starting line-up for the first time.
A lightning start: The young player brought Bartosz Witkowski's ball perfectly into the net and caused a storm of cheers among the approximately 250 fans who came to support their favorite club. Eiterfeld's dominance was noticeable because they cleverly exploited their early lead, while Kassel were unable to equalize despite a strong final spurt in the second half. Coach Christian Andrecht from KSV struggled with the performance of his team, which simply couldn't get going: "We didn't pass enough lines and had too many contacts in the game, which cost us a lot of chances." The Eiterfelder, on the other hand, showed an impressive style of play and were constantly looking for more goals, but despite several opportunities they were unable to score another goal.
An exciting sequel
In the second half, Joshua Winter almost made it 2-0, but was denied by the attentive Kassel keeper Bachmann. After an hour, the young lions pushed more and more - substitute Eser Kazak put everything on one card, but here too Brunner was there in the Eiterfelder goal. While the Kassel team had more possession of the ball, they lacked the required penetration. Coach Andrecht was positive about the home performance: “Eiterfeld was superior to us in terms of combat and had more chances.”
The Eiterfeld coach, Romeo Schäfer, was enthusiastic about his team's performance: "We showed our home game face. The victory gives us a boost and self-confidence." And that is urgently needed, because with 17 out of a possible 21 points in home games, the SGEL shows that they are a serious opponent in front of their home crowd.