Unterhaching fights against flu wave: hope for relegation!

Unterhaching fights against flu wave: hope for relegation!

The Situation at SpVgg Unterhaching is tense. The club not only fights against its own negative series, but also against a flu wave that the team is struggling against 1. FC Saarbrücken before the upcoming game. The captain and sports director Markus Schwabl made it clear that you would not deregister from the game. The belief in relegation in the 3rd division remains strong, although the past few months have been anything but gratifying. Unterhaching has not won a game for almost half a year and is at the end of the table. reports that coach Heiko Herrlich also sees the task as challenging but feasible.

The upcoming game against Saarbrücken takes place on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in the home stadium. The Saarbrücken team is a serious opponent and a aspirant for wonderful, which also makes the task more difficult. Nevertheless, the tie game at Rot-Weiß Essen, which is rated as a motivation boost, brings some confidence.

Hope also exists through the possible return of veteran Johannes Geis. Dennis Waidner confirmed that the mood in the squad is good despite the negative series. Schwabl has also made it clear that results must quickly be found, which also motivates the entire team. "We have to put a positive series down to get out of the table cellar," said Schwabl. Merkur Put probation test for the new trainer.

Effects of the change of trainers in the league

In the context of the league, coaching changes are a common phenomenon that can endanger the stability of clubs. An example of this is the recent change at Erzgebirge Aue, where Pavel Dotchev was released after the team was only able to collect eleven points from the last twelve games. This illustrates the printing situation of many clubs in the 3rd league. Reviersport League that can also have an impact on Unterhaching and the other teams.

The next few weeks will be decisive for SpVgg Unterhaching to meet expectations and to secure the relegation. The starting point is precarious, but the team is determined to take the fight. The next two games will show whether hope and hard work will become wonderfully fertile.