HSV-Neuwie celebrates a double victory and gains self-confidence for the league!

HSV-Neuwie celebrates a double victory and gains self-confidence for the league!

The mood is in the basement and so is the self-confidence due to the lack of success. This is what happens to some teams, but not HSV Neuwied. After coach Stefan Fink's kickers achieved two wins in a row, the mood in the team has improved significantly. With 3:1 against SV Untermosel and 2:0 against SG Westum, two important points were collected, which not only gave the team a strong boost in the table, but also in the motivation of the players. Fink describes the atmosphere in training as relaxed - apparently there is nothing better than success to keep the players' motivation high.

The return of Sascha Kaiser, who was reintegrated into the team after serving his sentence, is particularly pleasing. This could further strengthen the structure in the team, because the next game is scheduled for Saturday: SG Mörschbach is the upcoming opponent. The pressure to build on their recent successes is on the players' shoulders, but the positive atmosphere could ensure that this pressure is converted into positive energy.

Exciting encounters on the horizon

A look at the game plan shows: the next few weeks will be a real challenge for HSV. After the duel against Mörschbach, the team faces some tough challenges. A highlight will certainly be the away game against 1. FC Köln on November 1st, followed by the games against Borussia Dortmund and FC Augsburg in November. It will be interesting to see how the team will perform, especially against the strong opponents in the table.

HSV has had a changeable season so far. After an unfortunate start, which was marked by narrow defeats and a 0-0 draw against Borussia M'Gladbach, the team finally seems to have turned a corner. The games against FC Bayern Munich and 1. FC Heidenheim are clear indicators of the team's development: While they suffered a 5-0 defeat against Bayern, they still managed to celebrate a 2-1 win against Heidenheim. These performances show that the team is developing and gaining confidence.

Psychology of sport in focus

An interesting phenomenon in the Bundesliga business is coaching changes. We are currently seeing this at 1. FC Union Berlin, where Nenad Bjelica was introduced as the new head coach. After an unprecedented dry spell of competitive defeats, they are hoping for a breath of fresh air. In this context, sports psychologist René Paasch addresses the so-called “honeymoon effect”, which is often felt when a coach changes. Players often appear more motivated under a new coach and show their potential.

But not all problems can be solved by changing coaches. Paasch emphasizes that the causes of previous poor performance are often deeply rooted. At HSV, too, it will be crucial how long the team can perform in its current form and with newfound self-confidence. It is clear that changing coaches is not always the solution. But a well-adjusted team, as seems to be the case at HSV, has a lot of potential to make the best of the current situation.

It remains to be seen how the upcoming games will affect the mood and the table. HSV will pull out all the stops to continue the upward trend!