Lytle and Raum are angry about a missed win – game

SpVgg Greuther does not go 1: 1 against Fürth Paderborn –
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Furth – Against SC Paderborn, SpVgg Greuther Fürth scored 23 times, but struck only once. The 1–1 draw in the home game against the Bundesliga was too short. Coach Stephen Letl also said: “We deserved the win.”

After the final whistle, the hosts were very angry and disappointed. He had a strong performance, but could not advance to 1: 1 (1: 1) against SC Paderborn. “Of course we’re annoyed that we don’t score,” Stefan Leitel, SpVgg Greuther Fürth’s coach, admitted shortly after the final whistle. “But I also like a team that creates chances to score. And when I see how we do it, I like to look at it. It makes me proud. I want some teams I know those who combine in this way and score such goals. “

A fully fit cross from David Raum reached Sebastian Ernst, who scored interim 1-0 with a diving header. It was the left-seventh assist of the season – none better in the second division here. “It would have been nice if we had rewarded each other again,” said Raum, who is going to TSG Hoffenheim after this lap Sky– Interview. “As a team, we were angry that we were not taking the game to our side.” Shamrock was also lucky that he did not deliver everything at the last minute.

“We had a lot more clear possibilities”

“It was a very interesting and highly intense game with two teams starring with open spaces. The game definitely deserved a lot of spectators,” Letl said. “But I think we were a little better and deserved the win. We had more as well as clear chances.” Branimir Hargata, Sebastian Ernst, Paul Segin, Howard Nielsen – they could all decide the game for clover leaves, if not at all.

“Nevertheless, we were repeatedly warned to stabilize defensively,” Letl said. In the end, Forth had to tremble, SCP also had another opportunity. “Here Sasha Burchart talks shortly before the end.” Overall, the sports association “showed a good team performance”, praising the coach. “We will continue to work hard to score more goals to win the game.”

Paul Jeckel’s thigh injury

It is still unclear whether Paul Jeckel, who was supposed to go off the injured field in the 55th minute, can help. “The first assumption is that it is a thigh injury,” Letl says. “I hope it’s not too difficult.” Along with Abdurrahman Barry, a central guard remains missing for a long time, while Marjim Mavraj is back only from editor problems. “It wasn’t really planned that he would play,” Letlat admits. “But he put himself in the service of the team.” After the missed victory, however, the defensive veteran was also disappointed.