Drama on the North Sea coast: TSV Etelsen loses 4: 5 despite the peat fireworks!

Drama on the North Sea coast: TSV Etelsen loses 4: 5 despite the peat fireworks!

Cuxhaven, Deutschland - A football game that could go into the history books! The TSV Etelsen, a team in the Landesliga, experienced a real peat fireworks on Sunday, which ended in a tart 4: 5 defeat against RW Cuxhaven. Despite four own goals, the victory was within reach, but the Etelsers had to give up on the North Sea coast. It was already 3: 3 at halftime, and the tension was close to the gripping. But now the etels are back in the middle of the relegation battle - the lead over the first relegation zone is only two points left!

After the final whistle, coach Björn Mickelat was visibly disappointed. "It is incredible that you lose such a game," he complained. The defeat was bitter and Mickelat quickly found the reasons for the disaster: "We were grossly negligent. We had little presence and approved too many standards." While the offensive shone and caused a sensation, the defense was a shadow of itself. "What we did forward, it was really good," said Mickelat, who nevertheless denounced the defensive weaknesses.

a game full of twists

The game started with a bang: Hero Ferlemann put the hosts in the lead in the seventh minute. But the TSV Etelsen could not be asked for long and equalized by Hauke Wortmann in the twelfth minute. It was also the word man who scored the lead for Etelsen in the 19th minute. But the joy lasted briefly, because Cuxhaven countered with two goals from Aaron Schulz and Jan-Michel Matthee, who turned the game again before half-time. Neo Buttgereit made it again in the 33rd minute.

In the second half it seemed as if the Etelser could regain control. Linus Meyer took the lead 4: 3 in the 48th minute. But the chances of finally deciding the game were awarded. Mickelat knew: "Do you do the 5: 3, the lid is on it." Instead, the hosts punished the defensive negligence of the etels with two other goals by Schulz and Matthee, who made the victory perfect for Cuxhaven. A drama that kept the spectators in suspense and put the etels into a critical location!