While Viktoria Griesheim managed a 3-2 victory over FC Hanau 93 in the bottom of the table, the 93ers have to let the top field pull away.
Kreso Ljubicic, coach of Hanau 93, was unable to provide any explanations for his team’s performance in the first half. He was too shocked himself about what he had to see: “We missed everything, didn’t have a shot on goal. Actually, we weren’t even on the pitch.” Griesheim took advantage of that coldly and was already 3-0 up after 27 minutes.
Hessenliga: Hanau 93 loses after a desolate first half
A mortgage that the guests could not catch up with despite a 45-minute power play on the opposing goal. “If it was 3: 3, it would have been deserved. It’s a shame that the team didn’t reward themselves for this effort,” said Ljubicic. Among other things, Cem Kara hit the crossbar, referee Joschka Pfeifer awarded two contentious penalties to Griesheim, who won over time and now have a twelve-point lead over a possible relegation zone.
And Hanau? Must let the scoring competition pull away. “I really wanted to be at the top and be on the lookout. The team deserved to have a top game against Gießen in two weeks. That’s what really hurts me,” said Ljubicic, whose ambitions are clear: “We can show performance and collect points until the license application on April 15th. What the club then decides, the club decides. But I would like to establish myself at the top, but the gap is already very large.”
Viktoria Griesheim: The wine; Kern, Bender, Starck, Oriana (90+4 Royo), Stumpf (74 Diachuk), Volk, Aykir (70 Laguenaoui), Schumacher, Böger (71 Arslan), Kazimi (63 Del Castillo).
FC Hanau 93: Brao; Kovejnic (46. Raafat), Sejdovic, Kara, Ferukoski, Samardzic, Bejic, Sumak, Baumann, Sen, Vassiliou.
Referee: Joschka Pfeifer (FSV Rimbach).
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Tore: 1:0 Patrick Stumpf (7.), 2:0 Dennis Oriana (22.), 3:0 Emin Aykir (27.), 3:1 Ahmad Raafat (57.), 3:2 Marco Ferukoski (85.).
