Coach Dominik Nimmervoll’s team presented itself as a unit even before kick-off, when they showed solidarity with a Ukraine flag and two shirts for the Ukrainian national team. “The partner of an acquaintance of mine comes from the Ukraine. Her relatives are in the middle of the front. It’s unimaginable what is happening there,” confirms the coach. That’s why it was decided internally with the players and the board to make a gesture. “Everyone immediately agreed, that’s what distinguishes our team and our club.” The victory wasn’t enough for the jump to the top of the table – because autumn champion Askö Oedt didn’t show any weakness in yesterday’s 4-1 win away to Friedburg. Weißkirchen had a harder time at home than expected in the 3-1 win against Bad Ischl. Only in the 72nd minute did Florian Templ take a penalty and the goal to 2:1 turned the tide onto the road to victory. Micheldorf left the bottom of the table after a 4-2 win in Grieskirchen after the Zauner-Elf were already 0-2 behind.
Perg also set an example in the relegation battle with a 3-0 win over Bad Schallerbach. The guests ended the match with only nine players after the exclusions of Hemmelmayr and Peterstorfer.
Dream start for Vöcklamarkt
In the middle regional league, UVB Vöcklamarkt made a dream start to the spring with a 3-1 win in the addendum against St. Anna. The Junge Wikinger Ried gave up a 2-0 lead in the final quarter of an hour in the 2-2 win against Kalsdorf. (haha)
Source: Nachrichten
