High pressure at the end of the year: TSV 1860 is fighting the crisis. We report live from the Grünwalder Stadion about the game against RW Essen.
- TSV 1860 Munich against Rot-Weiss Essen: Last third division game of the year in the Grünwalder Stadium.
- High pressure on Köllner-Elf: The lions are fighting the crisis after three defeats in a row.
- We report in the live ticker from the Grünwalder Stadium: Kick-off is at 7 p.m.
Update from November 14, 6:08 p.m.: Tense atmosphere around the Grünwalder. And that has nothing to do with the sporting situation. The police are blocking the way from Wettersteinplatz to the stadium for home fans, only Essen residents are allowed to walk here. The fact that they have to go around the outside causes displeasure among some lion supporters.
The people of Essen don’t have it easy either. The rush is huge, the line in front of the guest entrance is correspondingly long. And some tickets don’t work at the entrance, they have to be checked at the box office. Long waiting times for the fans. The Essen block is already well filled.
Update from November 14, 5:12 p.m.: Large contingent at Munich Central Station – especially from food fans. Around 2,000 away drivers are expected in Munich. A few hours before the Monday evening game, this is already clearly noticeable in the Bavarian state capital. At the main train station, football fans are greeted by numerous police officers. ratio about one to one. But there were no riots or anything like that.
First report from November 14, 5:06 p.m.: Munich – Will TSV 1860 Munich have a happy end to the year? After three defeats in a row and reports of a final for Michael Köllner, Rot-Weiss Essen is the last chance for a sense of achievement before the long World Cup break. Günther Gorenzel emphasizes that there is no ultimatum for Köllner. Nevertheless, the route is of course clear: the lions want to fight and win – also for the coach.
1860 Munich against RW Essen in the live ticker: conciliatory end of the year in Giesing?
And for the table. After all, in 1860 the minimum goal beckons if you win: third place. Will the lions end their dry spell against RW Essen? Or threatens an uncomfortable one WM-Break? We’ll find out live today at the Grünwalder Stadium and report for you in the live ticker.
In Giesing they are still hoping on Monday that defensive jewel Leandro Morgalla can help. The youngster injured his shin in the bankruptcy against Freiburg II. Is it enough for food?should decide just hours before kick-off.
TSV 1860 against RW Essen: Newcomers with offensive power abroad – the lions are stuck
The lions should definitely be warned about the guests. Promoted Essen has shown itself to be better and better in recent weeks and especially strong away from home. RW have all won the last three games abroad (against Oldenburg, Mannheim and Freiburg) and scored ten goals.
At TSV 1860, on the other hand, things have faltered a lot on the offensive since striker Marcel Bär made a comeback. The Lions haven’t scored in three games. Köllner suspects that the team is relying too much on the reigning top scorer. Are the appeals effective? And the lions a different face? (moe)