1860 Munich: Drama in Wiesbaden - time for changes!

1860 Munich: Drama in Wiesbaden - time for changes!

The past weekend was anything but a sugar slack for TSV 1860 Munich. In the encounter with controlling Wiesbaden, the team had to give up with a narrow 1-0. A dramatic end brought the crucial goal in the 87th minute through Moritz Flotho, who thus rubbed the water the lion. Like the sports report from Dieblaue24 documented, the priority is now on making changes to the team in order to save the season.

The player who stood out with the supporters due to his strong performance was Rene Vollath, who shone with a grade of 2.5. The goalkeeper was a reliable backing, while the lion's defensive acted rather questionable. Despite the motivated initial phase, the defense had been having to be defended in the course of the game. Especially in the first half there were blatant mistakes that used Wiesbaden. A bad pass from Leroy Kwadwo led to a failed lion attack in the 23rd minute in the 23rd minute, followed by another capital error in the 38th minute.

First half disappointed

The first half was characterized by defensive weaknesses and hectic duels. In 1860 Munich had started motivated, since the old Oktoberfest record from 1998 wanted to be broken, but in the 42nd minute it fell 0-2 by Nick Bätzner after a dribbling attack by Thijmen Goppel. It was only shortly before the half -time whistle Julian Guttau managed the connection goal to 1: 2.

The second half started not very promising. Wiesbaden increased to 1: 3 in the 54th minute after a corner. Despite the setbacks, it remained exciting: Patrick Hobsch brought the lions up again in the 73rd minute with a usable mistake of the Wiesbaden goalkeeper, but the equalization no longer wanted to fall.

The fan commitment and the coaching question

The support of the supporters, who were on the side of the team with 1,405 lions in the stadium, was described as rather tired. The Ultras, who were not present due to a car accident, were particularly missing. As a result, the backing was severely impaired for the players. The trainer, Alper Kayabunar, also received a mixed rating (grade 4.0) and it seems that no significant improvement has been recognized after the coaching change.

Ex-player Stefan Reisinger critically commented on the current achievements of the team and emphasized the urgency of changes. The mood among the fans and the team is tense; The pressure is greater from week to week. The season can still be repaired, but the clock ticks. For the lions, it is now time to find solutions as soon as possible to avert the threatening crash into the lower ranks of the table. Br.de reports that a real turn is longed for.