TSV 1860 Rosenheim: Dramatic victory with a brace in stoppage time!

TSV 1860 Rosenheim: Dramatic victory with a brace in stoppage time!

What an exciting game! TSV 1860 Rosenheim managed to turn the duel against Aubing 2-1. The match took place on the artificial turf pitch next to the ice rink and had plenty of drama to offer. After a deficit that lasted until the 73rd minute, Audai Elgathous was the player who turned things around. He came on as a substitute in the second half and scored both goals for his team in the final phase, with the decisive goal not coming until the 97th minute. Rosenheim 24 reports that the spectators enjoyed the game to the fullest.

The game started rather modestly for a Rosenheim team that had big ambitions after recent strong performances. Aubing cleverly used his chances and took a 1-0 lead in the first half. But the Rosenheimers' hope of catching up was unbroken.

Strong comeback thanks to Elgathou

With a breath of fresh air in the second half, TSV 1860 was able to dominate the game. The 17-year-old Elgathous proved he has a knack for scoring important goals. First he equalized and shortly before the end he didn't miss the chance and scored to make it 2-1 - a memorable moment for the young player and a real treat for the fans.

With this victory, TSV 1860 moves closer to the top of the table. They are currently only a small gap of two points away from league leaders Geretsried. In general, the team seems to be on the right track under coach Wolfgang Schellenberg. They also celebrated a 2-1 win in their last game against VfB Hallbergmoos, with Elgathous scoring the decisive goal again in the 89th minute. FuPa emphasizes that Rosenheim is continuously improving and concentrating on the remaining games.

Traunstein on the rise

In the same league, SV Traunstein also celebrated an important victory and remains unbeaten under coach Slaven Jokic. The team beat SV Bruckmühl 2-1. This performance catapults Traunstein to fifth place in the table. Lennard Schweder's direct free kick brought the only goal for Bruckmühl, which still has its back to the wall and is five points away from safety.

These exciting developments in the Landesliga-Southeast are generating deep interest among fans in the region. TSV 1860 and SV Traunstein seem to be well on their way to achieving their goals this season. Whether the form will continue remains to be seen - but one thing is certain: the upcoming games promise pure thrills.