VfB Bösingen attacks in the derby – coach promises an exciting fight!

VfB Bösingen attacks in the derby – coach promises an exciting fight!

VfB Bösingen is motivated going into the derby against BSV 07 Schwenningen next Sunday, August 17, 2025 at 3 p.m. Coach Peter Leopold has high expectations and wants to win the game after suffering a bitter defeat in a home game against Nehren last week. However, the team showed significant improvement in the cup game against Rottenburg, which gives hope for a positive turn in the league. According to reports from Black Forest messenger Three new additions set decisive accents: Raphael Ruf stabilized the central defense, Ben Fischer scored the first goal to make it 1-0 and Andy Zimmern was successful as an offensive joker and tipped the game to 2-0 with another goal.

However, the personnel difficulties cannot be overlooked. Noah Kimmich is on vacation and Steffen Kramer will be out longer. Marius Müller is suspended, and while Torsten Müller is initially on the bench, his return against Schwenningen is definitely planned. Schwenningen, on the other hand, is only starting the season now and is also struggling with failures. Mauro Chiurazzi is suspended, while Dragan Ovuka and new signings Dario Holenstein and David Miletic are unavailable.

Newcomers and veterans in focus

However, Bösingen can rely on a number of new players who want to prove their qualities in the new season. Other new additions include David Seiferling, Ante Rogic, Kilian Dinger, Semih Gökdag, Bilal Rüzgar and Drion Panxhaj. At the same time, experienced players such as Franck Bonny, Marc Agyemang, Mario Buccelli and Patrick Markovic remain an important support in the squad.

The team will do everything in its power to make the derby a success, and the spectators can also be excited to see how the new additions will perform in this crucial game. The fan culture around Bösingen could benefit from a win and the mood in the club could freeze. The challenges are clear, but the motivation and improvements from the last cup game could bring about the turnaround that coach Leopold so desperately wants.

But how will the derby develop? The question mark remains until the referee blows the whistle to start the game. It remains to be seen what tactics the two teams will implement on the pitch and which players will turn out to be the key players.