TSV Suhlendorf: Series of defeats in November causes worry lines!

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After four defeats in November, TSV Suhlendorf is fighting for the start of the second half of the season and is hoping for better results.

Der TSV Suhlendorf kämpft nach vier Niederlagen im November um den Rückrundenstart und hofft auf bessere Ergebnisse.
After four defeats in November, TSV Suhlendorf is fighting for the start of the second half of the season and is hoping for better results.

TSV Suhlendorf: Series of defeats in November causes worry lines!

The TSV Suhlendorf football team has experienced a rollercoaster ride in the last few weeks that didn't quite go according to plan. After the club caused a stir at the start of the season and was in an excellent third place for a while, the team has now slipped to eighth place. This is the result of an unpleasant series of four defeats in November, as reported by [AZ Online].

The setbacks were bitter: First, TSV narrowly lost 2-3 against Liepe, followed by two further 0-1 defeats against Römstedt II and Wrestedt/Stederdorf. The negative run was rounded off by another narrow defeat with 2:3 against SC 09 Uelzen. Before the winter break, the team seemed to be within striking distance of the relegation place, but now the situation is more difficult.

Recognize the strengths and weaknesses

Despite the bitter defeats at the beginning of the second half of the season, coach Philipp Damm does not reflect poorly on the players' performances. In the first few months, the team showed strong defensive behavior and impressed with good standards, which ensured the third-best offense and the fourth-best defense of the season in the first half of the season. Damm particularly praises the players' consistency, with Hendrik Beck and Christoph Riemer standing out for their great effort. Tim-Magnus Zugier also played an important role in the team's success with his 12 goals.

But there are also reasons for concern. In several games, including against Dannenberg (2:2), Ostedt (2:2) and Ebstorf (1:2), the team conceded late goals. Damm attributes these problems to a lack of concentration and possibly fitness deficiencies. A ray of hope in the darkness was the great 5-1 win against TSV Lehmke, which was perceived as a kind of liberation for the team.

The outlook for the second half of the season

Coach Damm sees a great need to put the last games of the first half of the season behind him and would like a much better start to the second half of the season. The team improved by nine points compared to the first half of the previous season, scored 15 more goals and conceded eleven fewer goals. This gives hope that TSV Suhlendorf can still turn things around and possibly catch up to the top regions of the table. Further information on the game results and team performance can also be found on Kicker.

With a strong squad and a positive attitude, TSV Suhlendorf could still have a say in the allocation of relegation places. During the winter break, fans and the team are definitely required to recharge their batteries for a new beginning!