Neustadt plays despite the beginning of school: Schott Jena stays on Saturday

Neustadt plays despite the beginning of school: Schott Jena stays on Saturday

Neustadt. The start of the new season of the Thuringia league arouses great emotions for players and coaches. This becomes particularly clear when it comes to the upcoming encounter between SV Blau-Weiß Neustadt and SV Schott Jena.

an emotional reason for relocation

The game between Neustadt and Schott Jena will take place on Saturday at 3 p.m. However, coach Christian Kummer from Jena was very concerned about laying the game. The reason for this is the school introduction of his daughter on August 3, an important moment in the life of the family.

The role of the Thuringian Football Association

The request for relocating the game was set up on Monday by the Thuringian Football Association (TFV). While the association was fundamentally open to such a change, it turned out that the requested Friday was not possible, since an official start to the season between Glücksbrunn Schweina and the 1st FC Eichsfeld takes place on this day.

understanding and emotions on the part of the trainer

grief was disappointed with the decision of the association: "I cannot understand why the association is transferred. This game is not a competitive event at the official start. Neustadt is light years away." These words illustrate the challenges that trainers and players often experience in connection with personal obligations.

The confirmation of the start

Ultimately, SV Blau-Weiß Neustadt confirmed that the game will take place on Saturday as planned. This raises the question of how such family dates can be reconciled with the requirements of the competition.

outlook and incentive for the community

Although there are conflicts that influence the game systems, the focus remains on sport and the joy of the season. The start of the game on Saturday will not only be a test for the teams, but also an opportunity for the local community to come together and support their teams. Such events promote cohesion and bring people together.

Overall, the upcoming start of the season shows how important it is to reconcile personal and professional areas of life. Football is not only a sport, but also part of the life of many people in the Thuringia region.

- Nag