The police are moving Brisante's derby: Chemnitz against chemistry now on August 13th!

The police are moving Brisante's derby: Chemnitz against chemistry now on August 13th!

The football world in the Regionalliga Northeast is head: At first glance you might think that the entire league is dominated by a fascinating race. But behind the scenes, large controversies bubble both in Leipzig and in the rest of the league. The Northeast German Football Association has repented the first three game days of the Regionalliga Nordost, which leads to a tangible topic. According to Image Originally posted between August 8th and 10th, moved to August 13th at 7 p.m. The reason? An urgent police wish that is simply unable to secure the game.

A look at the coming game days will offer some exciting games from July 25th. Above all, the game on July 27, where the Chemnitz FC will meet Greifswald, or the duel between BSG Chemie Leipzig and 1. FC Magdeburg II - both may have promised more exciting encounters, and even on several levels. While the third matchday goes into the arena, you can hear significant calls in the background after realigning the regulations and punishments in football.

The background of the punishments

The discussion about the association penalties is not new, but the recent events were re -lived up. Several regional and third division clubs, including Chemnitzer FC and others, are calling for the abolition of these penalties for pyrotechnics, so Sportschau . The reasoning is that the existing punishments not only cause economic problems, but also endanger the competitiveness of the clubs. The destruction of the background and the positive aspects of pyrotechnics in stadiums that bring the atmosphere alive are central points that appeal to the fans and clubs.

"In recent times, the punishments have not led to a decline in pyrotechnics use," says a club representative. After all, that would also force the NOFV to rethink its processes. The NOFV boss Hermann Winkler has already announced talks to find a consensus with the clubs. Clear demand is to adapt the security requirements for games and to evaluate violations individually.

A look at current games

In the middle of these tensions, the duel between Chemnitz FC and the BSG Chemie Leipzig, which has now been moved to August 13th. The Chemnitzer under coach Benjamin Duda most recently celebrated a strong 4-0 win against Meuselwitz. There were some changes in the starting eleven. Leon Damer replaced the blocked Niclas Erlbeck, while BSG chemistry went onto the pitch with four new players who urgently want to find back into the game after the 0-2 defeat against BFC Dynamo. Among the fresh faces are Janik Mäder and Terry Asare, both of whom increased the offensive urge.

The chemists make a solid impression and were able to find into the game in a last game before laying through a successful 1-0 before an own goal brought the equalization. Such details could be decisive if the two teams meet on August 13th.

The explosiveness of the game is here. It remains to be seen how the situation around the game and the ongoing debate about the punishments are developing. One thing is clear: here in the regional league northeast, where tradition and passion meet, is caused by exciting discussions!