Despite the club rivalry
Niederlechner dedicates Tor Ulreich family – and becomes emotional himself
Actually, 1860 and Bayern Munich are rivals, but Florian Niederlechner didn’t care on Friday evening. He used his goal against Essen for a touching dedication.
Emotional gesture by Florian Niederlechner: The striker from TSV 1860 Munich devoted his goal at the third division start on Friday evening (1-1) at Rot-Weiss Essen of the family of Bayern goalkeeper Sven Ulreich. “I am very, very happy that today a goal was successful. And that is for the Ulreich family,” he said after the game.
Bundesliga keeper Ulreich announced on Friday morning in a post on Instagram that his son Len “had died” a few weeks ago after a long, serious illness “. As Niederlechner explained, the families know each other very well. “Our children played together,” said the 34-year-old.
Niederlechner: “This is an incredible stroke of fate”
“I tried so much that I score a goal for the family today. Because I already crushed a few tears in the morning. This is an incredible stroke of fate and I’m totally sorry for the family,” said Niederlechner, who recently returned to his training club.
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Source: Stern
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