Lions shine in the home game: 3-1 against Osnabrück in front of a full stadium!

Lions shine in the home game: 3-1 against Osnabrück in front of a full stadium!

In front of bright sunshine and summer temperatures of over 30 degrees, an eagerly awaited game took place in Giesing today. TSV 1860 Munich welcomed VfL Osnabrück at the start of the 3rd league season. Under the watchful eyes of the fans, both teams gave their best, but only one was able to score the points. 1860 Munich finally prevailed with a clear 3-1 and showed a strong game. This also reports kicker.de.

The game started brilliantly: In the 10th minute, new offensive player Kevin Volland caused the first celebration when he converted a free kick from Tunay Deniz to make it 1-0. Co-commentator Benny Lauth praised Volland's assertiveness and recalled that the attacker scored his first professional goal against this very club in 2011. Shortly before half-time, Florian Niederlechner made it 2-0 after a rebound and thus established dominance. With the lead behind us, we went to the changing rooms after 45 minutes. reported more on this BR.de.

Tension in the second half

After the half-time break, it was Sigurd Haugen who kept the Lions' momentum going in the 52nd minute and made it 3-0 - a good start to the second half. But the Osnabrück team never gave up. In the 71st minute, Patrick Kammerbauer scored a consolation goal after a lot of time had passed. Despite this late goal, the overall impression remained positive for the Munich team, who dominated the game for over 70 minutes and impressed with a concentrated performance.

When it comes to statistics, 1860 Munich also scores points based on the current standings. After this victory, which kept spirits high in Giesing, the Lions are now in 4th place in the table with 4 points from 2 games and a goal difference of 4:2. A look at the other teams in the league shows that there is still a long way to go until the championship. In particular, the competition's rankings are quite exciting. This topic will be discussed further fcstats.com deepened.

Compensation for the fans

The Lions also relied on a well-rehearsed starting eleven that remained familiar from the last few games. Only Osnabrück had to make a change in the starting lineup. Coach Timo Schultz brought Riesselmann in for Goguadze. But even that changed little about the outcome of the game.

The discipline on the field was evident with three yellow cards for the Osnabrück team (Jacobsen and Karademir) and one for Müller from Munich. Referee Gerach had something to do with this game because the game was anything but one-sided. The result of 3-1 remains a real ray of hope for the Munich team, both in terms of points and mood, as they hope for a continued successful start to the season.