Schwabing II saves himself in a gripping relegation game against Karlsfeld!

Schwabing II saves himself in a gripping relegation game against Karlsfeld!

In the relegation to the district league, FC Schwabing 56 II met the second team of TSV Eintracht Karlsfeld. The first meeting took place in Karlsfeld last Wednesday. The game ended with a clear deficit for the Schwabinger, which were 0: 3 back at halftime. In the second half, the team of coach Hakan Karademir did not find the game and the result remained unchanged until the final whistle, as reported.

The second half of the Guerickstrasse was announced on Sunday, and many fans took a look at the starting point. 105 spectators had gathered to support their team. Schwabing started the match with a great combative attitude and was able to take the lead in the 13th minute through Oliver von Eitzen, which heated up the mood.

gripping draw

But the joy of the Schwabinger did not last long. In the 65th minute, Kilian Schestak managed to equalize for the Karlsfeld. The game ended with a 1-1 on Sunday and remained anything but easy for promotion to the district league. The compilation of the two teams offered an interesting meeting, and on the square players like Noah Becker and Stipe Mašić frolicked, who gave the spectators exciting moments.

The relegation games took place in European Cup mode and provide for a first and second leg. For Schwabing, who took second place in the district class last season, it is now possible to hope that the dream of the district league will not break on the draw. At the moment you can ponder which adjustments are necessary to better cut off in the next encounter. Trainer Karademir is aware of this and will do everything possible to prepare his team optimally for the next challenge.

The second leg, which will take place next Sunday at 3:00 p.m. on Guerickstrasse, will be crucial for hopes for an ascent. If Schwabing loses, you have to prepare for the next season in the district class. Fans and players hope for a real turn that could give the team serenity and determination.

If the Schwabinger can rebuild themselves, nothing stands in the way of a possible victory. In the event of an ascent, a lot could change for the team, and the trust of the fans would be an additional incentive. The events in the relegation make the hearts of the supporters beat faster, and the question remains: can Schwabing still tear the helm around?