SV Kirchanschöring: First away duel against strong FC Memmingen

SV Kirchanschöring: First away duel against strong FC Memmingen

SV Kirchanschöring strives for a successful start

The football season 2024/25 begins exciting for SV Kirchanschöring, which will compete on July 26th at 7.30 p.m. its first away trip in the Bayernliga Süd. The opponent, FC Memmingen, is a big challenge after he has relegated from the regional league.

key player of FC Memmingen

FC Memmingen can count on a strong team. Goalkeeper Dominik Dewein and captain Lukas Rietzler together with David Bauer and Pascal Maier form an impressive axis that stabilizes the team. According to Christoph Dinkelbach, assistant coach of the SVK, Memmingen will be a caliber like TSV Kottern. Last season, the Rupertiwinkler have so far not been able to score against Memmingen in two direct encounters, which makes the upcoming encounter even more exciting.

personnel situation in SV Kirchanschöring

There are bright spots for guests from Kirchanschöring, since goalkeeper Egon Weber returns for personal absences and the newcomer Luka Lukic will make his debut in the team. Jonas Peer, who is already training again after his vacation, brings fresh energy into the squad. However, the team must continue to do without Jonas Kronbichler, who is still in the rehabilitation process after an operation, as well as Dinkelbach and Luca Obirei, who also recovered from an injury.

anticipation for an exciting match

Dinkelbach expresses that it is a shame that the team could not get the hoped -for point against Kottern. However, he emphasizes that the performance shown should give the team courage and self -confidence. "Now comes an important game against Memmingen, which is of particular importance for us. It is the first home game of the FC, and the atmosphere will certainly be overwhelming," says Dinkelbach. Such opportunities are expensive for amateur players and the anticipation for the game is noticeable.

meaning for the community

This encounter not only has sporting, but also social value. Such games attract the local community and strengthen the cohesion within the fans. SV Kirchanschöring is aware that football is a connecting force and sees in this encounter the opportunity to gain new supporters. "We hope that the boys can enjoy the game and our team will be strengthened by supporting the fans," concludes Dinkelbach optimistically.

The upcoming game not only promises to be an exciting football game, but could also give important impulses for SV Kirchanschöring to start successfully in the new season.

- Nag