Top game in the sports park: FK Pirmasens challenges FCK-U21!

Top game in the sports park: FK Pirmasens challenges FCK-U21!

The FK Pirmasens delights the fans with an impressive balance: 13 wins, three draws and not a single lost game in the Oberliga Rhineland-Palatinate/Saar! But the competition doesn't sleep. On Friday at 7 p.m. there is a gripping duel in the Husterhöhe sports park when the U21 of the 1. FC Kaiserslautern, which is only one point behind Pirmasens, is a guest. Coach Daniel Paulus is full of anticipation: "Here two worlds collide: The young savages of the FCK against my experienced team!" The number of spectators is expected to be around 2000-a real derby feeling!

The coaching duo Paulus and Rubeck, both with a glorious past at Eintracht Trier, have reunited in Pirmasens. While Paul heads the first team, Rubeck brings his experience as a connecting trainer between the teams. "We have a friendly and collegial relationship," says Paulus about Rubeck, who is still active in the U19. Together they strengthened the team's defensive, which only conceded eight goals this season. Identification with the club is high, many players come from the region.

promotion rooms and cup ambitions

The goals are clear: the Pirmasensers not only want to play in the league, but also win the southwestern cup. The move into the semi -finals is already done! A victory could pave the way to the DFB Cup and bring income of around 250,000 euros-a crucial step for the ambitions to rise to the regional league. However, Paul remains realistic: "A move to semi -professional structures is unrealistic, but we have shown that we can also assert ourselves under difficult conditions."

The developments at Eintracht Trier are careful. Rubeck praises the positive development under coach Thomas Klasen. The top game is eagerly awaited on Friday, and Paul is ready to give everything: "We have won everything at home - we want to continue this series!"