Kevin Keinz scores four times. Archive photo: Lobeca/Niklas Runne
Lübeck – In the Saturday games Association League South a whole series of hits were scored. Most of them were in the sports park in Pönitz, where the local ones SVG Pönitz the bottom light SG Breitenfelde/Mölln sent home with a clear defeat. The man of the match was four-time goalscorer Kevin Keinz, who was unstoppable by the guests on his birthday. The TSV Bargteheide sealed the home win against SV Hamberge with three goals within nine minutes after just under an hour of play. Rising star S.I.G. Elmenhorst is still doing well and took all three points VfL Oldesloe with. and the , both are table neighbors. In the basement duel against him TSV Trittau lost that SG VRB Concordia the third game in a row and remains second to last. The Turkish SV came at TSV Pansdorf II Despite being outnumbered for almost half an hour, they still managed to score a point with a goal in stoppage time.
The voices after the games
SVG Pönitz – Breitenfelde/Mölln 8:0 (3:0)
Paulo Chaves (Pönitz): “Today we achieved a clear and absolutely deserved victory. All parts of the team worked very disciplined, only allowing one shot on goal defensively and scoring numerous goals offensively. I’m particularly happy for today’s birthday boy, Kevin Keinz, who gave himself the best present with an outstanding performance and four goals. His enthusiasm for the game spread to the entire team.”
Thorben Mablo Richter (Breitenfelde/Mölln): “I can’t comment on this, I’m a bit at a loss for words.”
TSV Bargteheide – SV Hamberge 4:0 (1:0)
Michel Wohlert (Bargteheide): “We had difficulties getting into the game and had to overcome two difficult situations. After about 30 minutes we took a somewhat flattering lead, but the game changed from there and we were setting the tone. In the second half, both teams initially neutralized each other. After the 2-0 win, the game finally tipped our way and we were able to increase the result. Certainly a deserved victory, which was probably a little too high.”
Kambiz Tafazoli (Hamberge): “Congratulations to Bargteheide. We did everything we set out to do in the first half and had the chance to take the lead. Unfortunately, we made a fatal defensive mistake in the 29th minute, which Bargteheide took advantage of coldly. We also helped actively with the 2-0 win. Bargteheide then went into an offensive frenzy and scored two more goals. Check it off and wipe your mouth.”
VfL Oldesloe – S.I.G. Elmenhorst 1:3 (1:3)
Marco Urban (Oldesloe): “It’s difficult for us to lose today! The opponent has three shots on goal. And we also have a stake in each of them. Then we get a penalty, which we miss twice more. But that’s just right at the moment. By far we didn’t play a bad game, we had enough chances and kept going, but we didn’t have the necessary luck. We now have to work on this during the week and then we can move on!”
Bernd Reinke (Elmenhorst): “We expect a close game with a better ending for us. Oldesloe started well, but we made the mistake and scored to make it 1-0. Unfortunately we gave Oldesloe too much space after that and immediately got the 1:1. We were aware that it could happen and we continued to accept the game. With the next chance we make it 2-1. Another counterattack leads to 3:1. We don’t accept the possible 4:1 after a goalkeeper mistake. In the second half we played even more compactly and wanted to defend first. We managed that well. Things got tricky when there were penalties against us. But it was parried and the retake penalty again. At the end of the game, we received a yellow-red card in a committed but entirely fair game. Naturally, I see both important decisions very differently, but it was explained and is simply due to very different perceptions of the situation. Nevertheless, we are pleased about three important points.”
Dennis Gerlach saves two penalties. Photo: SIG Elmenhorst
SG VRB Concordia – TSV Trittau 0:2 (0:1)
Hakan Temnur (Concordia): “Today the round didn’t want to go into the square. There’s nothing more you can say.”
Niels Gehrken (Trittau): “Today we are taking three very important points from Lübeck. We score our two goals at the start of each half. The game remained very competitive until the final whistle. With 15 minutes to go, the referee whistled a penalty for us, but our player was honest enough to tell the referee about his wrong decision. Niko Prehn (on loan from our 2nd men’s team) was an important source of calm in the midfield today and gave our young team the necessary stability with his strength in tackling and passing security. Overall, a good start to our English week!”
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TSV Pansdorf II – Turkish SV 2:2 (1:0)
Hendrik Block (Pansdorf): “Great game from the boys, great teamwork. The opponent is always dangerous and not easy to defend. We more than deserved the point and based on the chances we had, we definitely deserved three points. In the end I’m happy again.”
Ismail Ozturk (Turkish SV): “We went into the game fully determined to win and could have taken the lead in the first minute. Instead we gave Pansdorf the 1-0 lead. Despite being outnumbered for over 30 minutes, the team fought hard to get a point in the end. Unfortunately, we were also unlucky with the referee team, who in my opinion made very one-sided and often incorrect decisions against us. Many thanks to Pansdorf for the hospitable welcome.”
The 10th matchday (October 5th/6th)
SVG Pönitz – Breitenfelde/Mölln 8:0
TSV Bargteheide – SV Hamberge 4:0
VfL Oldesloe – S.I.G. Elmenhorst 1:3
SG VRB Concordia – TSV Trittau 0:2
TSV Pansdorf II – Turkish SV 2:2
Büchen-Siebeneichen – Sereetzer SV (Sunday, 2.30 p.m.)
SV Azadi – Entry Groß Grönau (3 p.m.)
FC Ahrensburg – TSV Travemünde (5:15 p.m.)
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