Autumn dominance of the Waldinger: derby victory and strong seasonal balance

Autumn dominance of the Waldinger: derby victory and strong seasonal balance

In the current season of the 1st grade north, there is an exciting race for the top positions, which is clearly shaped by the teams from Urfahr. Both Oberneukirchen and Walding share the lead with identical number of points, while Schenkenfelden and SV Gramastetten chase close. An outstanding performance of these teams suggests that the promotion may be reserved for a club from the district this season. Walding's chairman Richard Schmaranzer was pleased with the previous course: "For us it was an autumn to enjoy." However, he emphasized the importance of humility and warned not to lose himself in exaggerated cheers. "We know that everything can change very quickly, which is why it is important to stay on the ground."

A key game was the recent 1-0 victory against Lichtenberg, who brought confirmation of the derby qualities of the Waldinger in team performance. Trainer Walter Rosenauer was pleased with the progress of his players and the enjoyment they have in football. "Now is a winter break, and I think the boys had that a little in mind. It was important to take the break with a positive result," said Rosenauer. This victory is considered significant because the team was able to collect valuable points against both gramastettes and against Lichtenberg and thus demonstrate their derby specialist qualities.

Waldinger as the derby specialist

The mood within the team seems consistently positive, and it is clear that the players have grown together both sporty and humanly. Special mention deserves Lukas Tausch , who played and announced his last game against Lichtenberg to end his football career. Despite the opportunity to decide the game and increase to 2-0, exchange decided to hand over the ball. Rosenauer praised him as "a great character that was sporty and humanly valuable and always put the team in the foreground." Such team values seem to be the basis for the success of Walding.

The combination of talent and team spirit has made a decisive contribution to the recent successes. Rosenauer emphasizes that many of the players come from their own ranks, which makes the victory even more valuable. "We see this as a way to find football solutions and just have fun playing," he said. His focus is not only on the result, but also on the development of young players, many of whom are under 18 and have already become a regular player.

The upcoming winter break is used by the team to regenerate and gather new strength. Trainers and players agree that the hard work they invested pays off and they are determined to continue the positive trend if they return next year. Further information about the games and the current situation of the team as well as your plans for the second half of the season can be found in a detailed report on www.meinbezirk.at .