TSV Kastl is fighting for its first win of the season against FC Wacker Munich!

TSV Kastl is fighting for its first win of the season against FC Wacker Munich!

TSV Kastl faces an important challenge on August 14, 2025. On Saturday at 2 p.m. the team will face FC Wacker Munich in the Mauerberger Sportpark. After a weak start to the season, in which Kastl scored three goals in each of the last three games but ultimately remained without points, the team urgently needs a win. So the pressure is great, especially since it is the first duel against the promoted team from Munich, which promises additional incentive and excitement.

Sporting director Michael Aigner confirmed that an away game against TSV 1860 Rosenheim, originally scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed to Wednesday, September 17th at 7:30 p.m. This postponement suits TSV Kastl in its difficult phase and gives the team some breathing room. In the last five games, Kastl has conceded an incredible 15 goals and is therefore in a pretty shaky position at the back.

Focus on defense

Coach Harry Mayer focused the team particularly on defensive work this week. The “box defense” is the focus of the training sessions, as Mayer criticized catastrophic defensive errors and a high error rate in converting scoring opportunities. Despite the changes in the starting line-up, including four changes, success has so far remained elusive. So it remains to be hoped that the infectious pressure on the opponent's defense will finally lead to points.

“We have to act energetically and increase the pressure on the opponent,” said Mayer, who is hoping that his team will finally learn the lessons from the previous games. Wacker Munich only comes with a day's break, which could potentially be an advantage for TSV Kastl. The team will do everything it can to collect its first points of the season and reduce the gap to the competition.

With Maxi Damoser and Samuel Stutz as weak candidates in the squad, the team remains almost unchanged. A good hand in the crucial moments could decide whether the longed-for first win of the season is achieved. At this point we can only hope that the quality of play and the training efforts pay off.

For more information about TSV Kastl's challenges and opportunities in the upcoming game, please take a look at the reporting from pnp.de. There is great anticipation for the game on Saturday and everyone is hoping for a positive outcome.