TuS Rotenhof sweeps Reinfeld 4-0 - Mats Henke the match winner!

TuS Rotenhof sweeps Reinfeld 4-0 - Mats Henke the match winner!

Bischofsteicher Weg, 23829 Reinfeld, Deutschland - The TuS Rotenhof reported back in the Oberliga last weekend and showed an impressive performance in the away game against SV Prussia 09 Reinfeld. With a clear 4-0 win, the team took 8th place and thus strategically left the relegation zone. The hosts, on the other hand, had to take a bitter defeat and slipped to 13th place.

The away game was not only a sporting success, but also a significant moment for goalkeeper Tobias Quincke, who celebrated his comeback after a long injury break. Coach Hans-Hermann "Hermi" Lausen had prepared his team well and gave them to the strong first half of the previous game. This was successfully implemented by the players.

The key players of the game

Mats Henke proved to be the decisive player by scoring two early goals and lying the foundation stone for victory. His free kicks showed why he is called the "standard king". Already in the 9th minute he hit the net with a convincing free kick, followed by another goal just four minutes later, which was favored by a mistake by the Reinfeld goalkeeper, Marvin Zimmermann.

Although Reinfeld had more possession and combined in front of the penalty area, they failed to radiate real goal. The guests were well organized defensively and only gave a few chances. After the third goal by Jan Pioch in the 42nd minute, the gap for Reinfeld was hard to catch up, especially not after the awarded penalty by Marwin Miljic in the second half.

One of the few positive moments for the hosts was the game from Dennis Bienwald, who was characterized by his defensive strength. The Rotenhofer players stood solid and went into the game with a clear plan, which should pay off. With the conclusion by Mika Flindt in the final minute, the team went one step further and put the final result to 4: 0.

Trainer Lausen expressed his satisfaction with the overall performance of the team, especially with Henke, whose individual skills made up the difference. The return to the Oberliga seems to be more than justified for Rotenhof, while Reinfeld has to worry about your team strategy after this clear defeat.

With only six point games until the winter break, in which the Rotenhof team can prove itself, the signs of an exciting continuation of the season indicate, and the next home game against the traditional VfR Neumünster should be particularly exciting.

This encounter in the Bischofsteich Weg was followed by 120 spectators, while the Rotenhofer players celebrated their deserved victory with their fans until the late hours. The fans can look forward to more exciting games and how the team in the Oberliga asserts.