U23 lets the 2: 2 draw against Hamm points

In the Oberliga Westphalia, the U23 is extremely exciting weeks before guarantees the relegation round almost al1. Each point will be correspondingly important that the eagle carriers collect in the remaining games. The 2: 2 draw against the Hammer SPVGG on the weekend was 1. But it felt more like two lost points, such as coach Kieran Schulze-Marmeling honestly grants: "With a view of the table, the result was probably okay because you held it at a distance. With a view of the game, it was simply too little because we had to superior to home and three, four or five goals. In the end you play 2: 2, that was already frustrating for all of us. "

The eagle carriers had a lot of possession of possession from the beginning, but still went back to behind. Tobias Fuest (35th) met for the lucky leadership of the guests, but they did not last long. Marvin Benjamins was only five minutes later fouled in the penalty area, the penalty penetration of Kerem Sengün (40th) sustained to 1: 1. After the pause, Captain Marius Mausa (59.) finally succeeded in turning the game. Everything seemed to go his way, but the U23 missed it to come to the sack. And how it is often in football: Do not you do your things in front, you collapse a back. How to happen when Yunus Cakir (75th) hit a standard for 2: 2.

"A counterattack, a corner. Not even two chances of doing two goals and we do not manage to decide the game, "said Schulze marching. With all trouble who resists, however, something positive remains: "We have been very stable since the winter in our services and have found a good foundation. But we are still doing too little, that's a pity. But it's even better than if we had the 2-2 yorned, then I would worry anymore, "says Schulze-MarmaMeling, which only says about the next game on Thursday:" The program is for the Just too much. We play the fourth game in twelve days on Thursday. The boys still need to work, etc., go up to date on the gums. "Staked at Victoria Clarholz is already at 19 o'clock.