Seitenstetten suffers a narrow defeat in Lilienfeld: Trainer takes stock

Seitenstetten suffers a narrow defeat in Lilienfeld: Trainer takes stock

The USC side stetten had to accept a defeat on the last match day in Lilienfeld, the importance of this first bankruptcy could not be greater. With a final score of 0: 1, the team leaves the field and has to act as a loser for the first time this season.

Although the defeat is sobering, the trainer, Peter Thaller, shows a differentiated view of the game. He thinks that the game would not have deserved a clear result: "I think that this game had actually earned a winner for the entire game time - a shame, because in phases we were even better, Lilienfeld then also had his strong minutes.

an unexpected course

The expectations before the game were high, as Seitenstetten dominated in the previous encounters and had to show a remarkable series of successes. The team emerged through a strong performance in the league and was considered a serious candidate for the title by fans and experts. The defeat is therefore surprising for many, especially in view of the previous services.

The USC Seitenstetten showed very strong phases during the game that aroused hopes for another victory. But the opponent, Lilienfeld, knew how to deal with his chances and scored the decisive goal that made the mood over in the stadium. The result was particularly bitter for the side stetters, since one was not only dealt with the first defeat, but also the associated frustration, which is accompanied by unused opportunities.

analysis and outlook

The trainer analysis suggests that the team is not completely discouraged despite the defeat. Thaller emphasizes that the quality of its players is still high and that the first defeat should be regarded as a learning process. "We now have to work on analyzing our mistakes and drawing the right conclusions. There are always room for improvements," says Thaller.

It remains to be seen how the USC side stettes will present itself in the upcoming games. In view of the strong team dynamics and the services shown so far, the players could quickly find their way back to the success. The fans are still optimistic and hope for a return to the usual strength in the next game.

This setback could turn out to be a turning point in the season, and the time will show how the team deals with this defeat. The chapter of the first defeat has now been written, but the true history of the USC Seitenstetten is far from being told.