Defeat pech for Wesermarsch youth: How is it going?

Defeat pech for Wesermarsch youth: How is it going?

Wesermarsch, Deutschland - Last weekend, the youth football teams from the Wesermarsch had to deal with significant defeats in the district leagues. In particular, the A-Juniors had to cancel their game against the JSG Akademie RW/Kickers Emden, while JSG Nordenham/Abbeauschausen lost 2: 6 against SG SW Oldenburg. The first half was disappointing because the team was 0: 5 behind.

In the second half, however, the JSG showed a bit of fighting spirit: Fatih Demircier scored a goal in the 64th minute, followed by an own goal of the Oldenburg player David Cristo Camin two minutes later. However, this rearing did not help improve the level of the table. The JSG takes eighth place with six points, while Brake, still without points, is at the bottom.

waiting for the next games

The expectations for the next games are also high. On Saturday, the Braker meets the penultimate 1st FC Ohmstede, while the JSG awaits the third -placed team JFV 2010 Krummhörn. Both teams hope for a turn in their achievements to improve the table.

The B-Juniors of the JSG also only competed with 13 players, but were able to sell expensive against the second place in the table FC Rastede. After an early deficit, Etienne Reimann managed to equalize in the 32nd minute, but a double strike by the Rasteder decided the game shortly after half. Next Saturday, the JSG will meet JFV Varel in the table, which is in eighth place with ten points.

The home game of the C-Juniors

The C-Juniors of SV Brake also had a difficult day and lost 0: 5 at the 1st FC Ohmstede at home. Although the first half only ended 1-0 and there was hope for a balanced course of the game, the Braker broke in the second round. Immediately after the restart, the guests increased to 2-0 and decided the game with two goals in added time, while a Braker player had to leave the field with a red card.

The SV Brake is now facing another challenge on Wednesday, October 30th. They play at the female U 17 of the Aurich game association and have to do everything they can to leave the first relegation zone.

This week there is a lot at stake for the teams from the Wesermarsch, who urgently want to use the next games to improve their positions in the table. The current results offer a lot of discussion material, and it remains to be seen whether the youth teams can make the necessary adjustments to create the turn. Further information on the current game stands and developments are to find here .