TS Woltmershausen: Looking for a goalkeeper after a 1:10 defeat!

TS Woltmershausen: Looking for a goalkeeper after a 1:10 defeat!

The last few weeks have been anything but rosy for the football teams in the Bremen League. TS Woltmershausen in particular has to contend with a massive debacle of 1:10 against BTS. Coach José Sanchez is aware that the newly formed team needs time to find itself. After the red card for goalkeeper Inaki Suarez, a new keeper is now urgently needed for the upcoming home game against SV Werder III on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Sanchez still sees light at the end of the tunnel: “Up to four outfield players could return in the next game,” he said optimistically after the disastrous game.

The Bremen League, the top division of the Bremen Football Association, attracts teams from Bremen and Bremerhaven as well as from the surrounding area in Lower Saxony. It offers an exciting platform that is often riddled with ups and downs. Coaches like José Sanchez have to keep their nerve all the more because in the league, which has had the status of a top league on the fifth level of the league system since 2008, strong nerves and strategic skills are required due to the great competition. Wikipedia offers interesting insights into the history and development of this exciting league.

Challenges for ATSV Sebaldsbrück

Not everything goes according to plan at ATSV Sebaldsbrück either. After a painful 6-0 defeat against SV Hemelingen, coach Gökhan Deli has increased the pressure on his players. “There was too much respect for the opponent,” he admitted after the game and hopes for a significantly better performance in the upcoming home game against SG Aumund-Vegesack. On Wednesday at 7 p.m. it will be shown whether the team can learn the right lessons from the bankruptcy.

In order to make the new season more successful, the ATSV has strengthened its line-up: four new players, including Arian Scheider from WSC Frisia, Ezber Bayraktar from Vatan Sport and Thulfakkar Al-Maliki from SC Vahr-Blockdiek, were signed. Goalkeeper Rene Henning also joins the team from OT Bremen. With Maik Schönijahn (48), an experienced coach has also strengthened the coaching team, who was active as coach of the TB Uphusen 2nd team in the past.

Departures and loan transactions

There are also some changes in the Bremer SV squad, which consists of almost 30 players. However, coach Ralf Voigt criticizes the size of the squad and emphasizes: “Some players should get more match practice in other clubs.” For example, 19-year-old Randy Uguna was loaned to OSC Bremerhaven after previously coming from the U19 Holstein Kiels. 18-year-old Nicola Grbic could also soon move to Brinkumer SV on loan. He comes from the youth ranks of NK Krka from Slovenia.

In summary, it can be said that the first games of the season in the Bremen League have already caused a lot of excitement. Every club is required to tackle the challenges and improve quickly in order not to lose touch in the table. The coming weeks are crucial for the teams that want to set themselves on the path to success.