Bayernliga thriller: relegation battle is dramatic!

With the end of the 23rd match day in the Bayernliga Süd, a distorted picture is emerging in the table. 17 teams play in the south season, which means that a team is free of play every weekend. There have also been several game cancellations and shifts in the past few weeks. TSV Rain/Lech and FC Pipinsried are in the current ranking in the last places and have only played 18 games, while the leaders, TSV 1860 Munich II, have already played 22 games. A total of 13 catch -up areas are pending after 23 rounds, including three catch -up games for TSV Rain/Lech and FC Pipinsried.

The TSV Rain/Lech hibernates with only nine points and is therefore in the last place in the table. The gap to the first rank of relegation is just two points. Despite the bad results, coach Sven Zurawka remains in office and receives support from his assistant Stefan Gasda. However, there are already some coaches in the league: Uwe Wolf is the new coach at TSV Grünwald, while Alexander Schmidt took over the coaching office at TSV 1882 Landsberg. Mario Demmelbauer was also released from SV Kirchanschöring after a false start.

catch -up games and perspectives

The catch -up game between TSV Rain/Lech and FC Pipinsried, scheduled for March 1, 2025, could be a decisive game for TSV Rain/Lech in the fight for relegation. In the meantime, the U 21 of TSV 1860 Munich has reached the status of the autumn champion and could rise to the 2nd Bundesliga if the professionals rise. FC Memmingen is currently taking second place in Bayernliga Süd, followed by SV Schalding-Heining in third place. A remarkable achievement was recorded by TSV 1882 Landsberg, which was able to achieve the highest victory of the season with 10: 1 against TSV Grünwald.

In terms of individual services, Nico Karger from FC Pipinsried leads the list of goal scorers with 14 goals. Brahim Moumou has already scored three goals in five missions. Among the teams, TSV 1860 Munich II, which was able to achieve nine victories and three draws in its 12 home games. FC Memmingen has collected remarkable 20 points in 11 away games. TSV 1882 Landsberg under coach Alexander Schmidt made an improvement to eleven after a weak start of the season.

In view of the sporting development, the TSV Rain/Lech will also relegate to the sixth league with a high probability. The association has currently collected nine points from 18 games, while the direct relegation appears unrealistic due to a deficit of ten points. Trainer Sven Zurawka will not extend his expiring contract in summer; A decision made after an analysis of the first half of the season. Department manager Michael Haid praises Zurawka as a professional and humanly excellent trainer.

From summer, Dominik Bobinger will take over the coaching office at TSV Rain/Lech as head coach and Michael Knötzinger as a playing assistant coach. Both trainers have a long -term past at the club and could give new impulses next season. Zurawka's farewell tour begins with the catch -up game against FC Pipinsried, which is scheduled for March 1, 2025.