SG Kirn does without the Landesliga game against TSC Zweibrücken-scandal?!

SG Kirn does without the Landesliga game against TSC Zweibrücken-scandal?!

In southern Germany, SG Kirn/Kirn-Sulzbach caused excitement when it decided to cancel her encounter in the national football league against TSC Zweibrücken. This decision means that the points go to the Zweibrücken without a fight, which will also also have home rights in the second leg. This also results in a financial loss for the Kirner, since they cannot now realize potential intake from the home game.

"We were faced with a difficult situation. Of our twelve players, only nine were actually operational, and three of them were three," said Jens Wückert, the coach of SG Kirn. He also left the internal discussions in the club: "There were different opinions on whether we should take the game or not. Some simply wanted to drive and let the game endure, while others vehemently pleaded for a mission."

background to the game cancellation

The consideration of the health of the players was apparently in the foreground. Wückert made it clear that they did not want to endanger the team's security and fitness. Another aspect was that the opponent, the TSC Zweibrücken, had rejected an inquiry to lay the game. This led to the final decision that the Kirner would not play the game.

The cancellation also has an impact beyond the purely sporting aspects. The Kirner now have to strategically think about how to deal with the coming games and the squad planning. Such situations present the club and trainers with special challenges, especially in a league in which every game is important.

The fans of SG Kirn are certainly disappointed that their team could not go to the field. In the current season, which deals with every point, this decision could possibly have far -reaching consequences, especially in the fight for the table positions. The team will now be challenged to draw the right conclusions from this situation as soon as possible.

This topic was also taken up by the local press, which addressed the importance of the decision for the association and the league. A report on www.rhein-zeitung.de illuminates the challenges that the club is now standing.