Series of defeat: Karbener SV and MSG Bad Vilbel Disease fans!

Series of defeat: Karbener SV and MSG Bad Vilbel Disease fans!

Last weekend, the domestic youth football teams in Hesse disappointed again. The A-Juniors of Karbener SV had to give up with a 2: 3 against TSG Wieseck, which means the third defeat in a row for the team. The encounter was characterized by a few chances in the first half. The Wieseck tour by Luis Muth (45th) was able to compensate for Noah Strehmel in direct return (45+1). In an exciting second half, Yannis Severis Karben took a 2-1 lead (60), but Achmad Nazari equalized for Wieseck (63). Finally Muth scored the crucial goal by free kick (76) for the guests. This defeat continues to slip Karbener SV in the table and the mood in the team is tense.

The B-Juniors of MSG Bad Vilbel also had no luck and lost 0: 4 against MSG Glasszell/Pilgerzell. The team competed in a substitute as four regular players were missing. Amelie Hohmann brought Gläserzell early (5), and despite a committed equalizer from Joanna Beck (15), the guests increased to 2-0 by Lucija Kelava (27). In the 41st minute, this was 3-0 before Leonie Gruner scored the final score of 4: 0 in the 62nd minute. The situation for the Bad Vilbel women is worrying because they are looking for urgently needed points.

footballeric drama in Bad Nauheim

Die SpVgg. 08 Bad Nauheim experienced a similar fate in her game against the Kickers Offenbach. After an exciting game, they lost 2: 3. Svenja Haeberlin opened the game with a lead goal for Bad Nauheim (13). Offenbach replied by Helena Börsig, who equalized (22), and Greta Balke, who put her team in the lead (33). Haeberlin restored the balance for Bad Nauheim after a corner ball (40). In the second half it was Nele Zenker who scored the winning goal for Offenbach in the 76th minute. Coach Dirk Schneider was disappointed and emphasized that a tie for both teams would have been fair.

talent promotion in youth football

These games throw a light on the challenges in youth football, which also affect talent promotion. According to the requirements of the DFB, the sighting and promotion of talented junior players is a central task of the state associations. In the Hessian Football Association (HFV), amateur clubs play an important role in the training of talents, since players spend most of their training time there. The talent promotion takes place, among other things, through DFB bases, school football centers and the implementation of regional selections.

The HFV has implemented numerous measures to support the development of young footballers. The viewing is made possible by DFB viewing tournaments in the age groups U14 to U18. In addition, talents through association selections experience targeted support that aims at participating in the national teams. Over 1,200 players are trained in the approximately 30 DFB bases in Hesse by 120 trainers. Initiatives such as the "Talent Day" are crucial to sift and promote young players.