Promotion games of the youth: Lippetal and Soest in competition!

Promotion games of the youth: Lippetal and Soest in competition!

The football youth in the region is ready for exciting promotion games that are of great importance for the C-youth of the JSG Lippetal, the A-Juniors and the Soester B2 juniors. Here are both the sporting skills and the nerves of the teams involved.

promotion game of the A-Juniors

On Sunday at 11 a.m. the time has come: The A-Juniors of the JSG Lippetal compete against BSV Menden, on the artificial turf in Oestinghausen. Trainer Nicky Schwartze is optimistic, despite the narrow 1: 2 defeat in the first leg. He emphasizes that the team "has the climb in their own hands" and play both teams at a similar level of performance, with little things decide to make the game. Here it means: keep nerves and trust your own strengths.

B juniors before a challenge

Also on Sunday, the promotion game of the B-Juniors is on the program. SV Westfalia Soest II has to compete against Westfalia Rhynern on the artificial turf on the Ardey at 11 a.m. After a severe 0: 4 loss in the first leg, a little miracle is needed to keep the chances of promotion. Trainer Dirk Ehmig, who will resign for health reasons, explain that "the team will give everything" and is decisive to stay without conceding this time. A upheaval is imminent because Andreas Höhne will switch to the youth board.

C juniors with a balanced starting point

For the C-Juniors, there are also exciting news on Saturday at 3 p.m. in Langenholthausen. The JSG Langenholthausen/Balve Garbeck/Küntrop/Affeln plays against the JSG Lippetal. Coach Burkhard Belke looks optimistic about the second leg after no goals have been scored in the first leg with a 0-0. "The chances are 50:50," explains Belke, which is why the team goes into the game with motivation.

It is interesting to see how the different age groups are structured in football. According to the German Football Association (DFB), the young people are divided into different age groups to ensure fair competition and create the same conditions. Age classes are determined for the first time from a key date, January 1, the game year begins on July 1st and ends on June 30 of the following year.

The development in child and youth football

In the German football clubs, there is a clear structure from Bambini to the A-youth to promote players in the best possible way. In the C-youth, which is in focus in this article, is often played in 11 towards 11, and there can be a separation between girls and boys teams. This shows how important the step is from the D-Jugend, in which the basics solidified and the transition to more tactical playing styles is.

The variety of game systems and trainer approaches is crucial for individual development and team spirit, especially in youth. The age structure also has its challenges, especially for children who were born late in the year. A balanced competition and the right funding can help to bring the individual strengths of each player to be used.

Overall, the signs are on exciting and decisive games for the youth teams. Support on the part of the audience will certainly bring additional motivation to the young people to achieve their sporting goals.

Further information on the promotion games can be found at Soester Anzeiger href = "https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/altersklass_(fu%C3%9Fball)"> Wikimedia page about age groups in football and on Kicker-Crowd .