Does Neustadt make Phoenix II the master? › HL SPORTS

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Lübeck – Tuesday and Wednesday of this week an attempt will be made to the table of Association League South-East straightened by two catch-up games. Particular tension lies over the away appearance of the TSV Neustadt at Eintracht Gross Gronau, because Grönau is the only team that could mathematically dethrone 1. FC Phönix. Eintracht losing a point in this game would automatically make Phoenix the champion. Apart from that, Neustadt needs every point in the fight against relegation.

In the second game receives the SG Sarau / Bosau die SVG Pönitz and can make the fight for second place in the table even more exciting by getting 30 points if you win, like Pönitz and Rapid did before.

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Voices before the games:

SG Sarau/Bosau – SVG Pönitz (Tuesday, 7.30 p.m.)

Robertino Borja (Sarau/Bosau): “We put ourselves in a good position with two wins. With another win we can draw level with Pönitz and Rapid. The team is hot for the derby. With Pönitz, a strong opponent is coming to Sarau, they’re having a really good season and they’re right up there. With the fans behind us, we want to do everything we can to keep the three points in Sarau.”

Christian Born (Pönitz): “If we can prove our efficiency and keep defending like this against the ball and opponents, then anything is possible on Tuesday. We have it in our own hands.”

TSV Eintracht Groß Grönau – TSV Neustadt (Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.)

Henning Meins (Grönau): “In the home game against Neustadt we want to build on our positive results from previous games. Many sick players will return and hopefully be able to play close to their best again. Anything but a home win would be a big disappointment.”

Tony Boehme (Neustadt): “We’re going to Grönau on Wednesday and we have to do everything we can to take something countable with us. Grönau has a robust, strong team that has its strengths straight up front. As in the first leg, we have to be awake from the start and defend well, then there’s a chance we won’t be there empty-handed on Wednesday either. We are completely in the relegation battle and now we have to show a reaction, unlike the last few games, to get out of there.”

The table

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