Unusual goalkeeper duo: CSC 03 Kassel relies on interplay

Unusual goalkeeper duo: CSC 03 Kassel relies on interplay

The dynamics of the goalkeeper change at CSC 03 Kassel

In football, there are many ways to use teams to use their players. An interesting development is currently evident from the association league team CSC 03 Kassel, where the two goalkeepers Lukas Rudolph and Joshua Wanduch have found an unusual solution to fill the position in the goal. While many teams rely on a clear number one, the two keepers have chosen an innovative approach that has both sporty and personal advantages.

a temporary partnership

Lukas Rudolph, the 27-year-old goalkeeper, and 22-year-old Joshua Wanduch decided to change in the goal: every two to three games. This approach is rare, but enables both to bring their strengths into play and support each other. "Joshua and I have made friends over time, we help each other on the pitch and also meet private activities," explains Rudolph. This strong connection has proven to be advantageous for their performance.

background of the keeper

Both goalkeepers came to Kassel with the wish to become a regular. Rudolph changed from Eintracht Baunatal in 2018/19, while a conveyance was played at SSV Sand. You have prepared your experiences in the association league well for the challenges you expect from the CSC.

trainer and team dynamics

coach Lothar Alexi initially met the interplay with skepticism. He originally had a clear hierarchy in the team in mind. But the two boys convinced him to try out their experiment. "I haven't regretted it so far that I got involved," said Alexi. Nevertheless, he emphasizes that the decision could be adjusted at any time should the services not correct. This flexibility in the approach promotes a positive team atmosphere and enables both goalkeepers to prove themselves.

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