Maurice Horn: The key player of FC Remscheid for the climb

Maurice Horn: The key player of FC Remscheid for the climb

Remscheid. The football scene in Remscheid is looking guard. The team is currently at the head of the Landesliga together with Jüchen-Garzweiler. As part of an interview, the 24-year-old keeper spoke about the current situation of the association and his ambitious goals.

While the autumn weather has been able to comment on us in the past few weeks, Horn is optimistic that the team can continue to perform well. He said that the focus was on the last home game of the year, followed by two crucial away games. According to Horn, these games are of great importance for the further course of the season.

The key games of the season

Horn emphasizes the importance of every game, especially the home game against the second team of VfB Hilden. "If you want to play at the top, every game is a key game," he said. The goalkeeper sees great potential in the team and is convinced that they are able to go into the winter break as leaders.

The sporting ambition of the team is unmistakable; Horn strives to promotion to the Oberliga. "As a athlete, you want to win every game," he explains, reminiscent that the competition in the league is strong and many decision -making games are imminent.

At home, FC Remscheid has achieved an impressive record of seven competitions. Horn sees this as a decisive factor for the planned ascent and points out that the players have grown together as a group and everyone works hard. "We have a heavily occupied squad," he added.

setbacks and challenges

Despite the positive balance sheet, there are also setbacks that are troubled by horn. The away defeats in particular make him think because he believes that the team has often shown better performance. "Of course we were also angry after the end in the trophy," he said. Nevertheless, he is optimistic that they can come out of these lows.

The discussion about the condition of the lawn in the X-ray stadium is also a current topic. Horn remembers that the place was in excellent condition three years ago on arrival, but clearly assesses the current situation. "Of course it would be a lot better," said Horn that the players can only influence it to a limited extent.

The statistics speak for themselves: This season, Horn only conceded two goals in his previous home games. Whether the team will win is more important than that. "The placements are not decided on the goal difference," he notes.

Horn is determined to continue the positive development in the club, even if it remains unclear whether the climb succeeds. "I feel very comfortable with the FCR. The whole environment is right," he concludes with a hopeful look into the future. For more information about the club and the season, readers can be more in the interview on www.rga.de read.