SV Todesfeld II loses season finals against Rapid Lübeck 1: 2!

SV Todesfeld II loses season finals against Rapid Lübeck 1: 2!

GWG-Stadion, Winkeler Straße 2, 38518 Gifhorn, Deutschland - The U23 team of SV Todesfelde ended its 2024/25 national league season with a home defeat. In the last game, the team defeated SC Rapid Lübeck 1-2, with the first half ended with 0: 1. This defeat marks the end of the season for the team of coach Sebastian Focjik, which completed tenth place. Despite the negative final phase, FOCJIK found positive aspects in the season because the team did not float in the risk of relegation.

The Lübeck secured the relegation through this victory, while the death fields have to look at some exits. Maximilian Decesare, who scored the connecting goal in the 86th minute, and five other players will leave the club. These include Cacanja Lawrence, Levi Krämer, Lorik Muhtari, Marvin Berghahn and Thies. Trainer Focjik expressed understanding of these departures because many players come from Hamburg or work there.

according to the relegation thriller

The season was not exclusively shaped by negative for SV Todesfeld II. In a dramatic relegation secondary against SV Dörpum, the team secured the relegation with a 10: 8 after penalty shootout after the first leg was lost 1-2. After regular 90 minutes it was 5: 4 for SV Todesfeld II, so that the penalty shootout was required. Goalkeeper Jan Malte Skubowius, who parried the decisive penalty, was decisive for victory.

perspective for the future

The trainer sees developments in the season as a positive sign. While the home defeat against Lübeck hurt, the team can be proud of their whereabouts in the Landesliga. "We have integrated many U19 players, such as Junis Birgül and Levin Garken, which could show that we have a solid basis for the future," said Focjik. This integration policy is particularly important because the departures have new challenges. Nevertheless, the trainer looks optimistic about the coming months.

In the regional football landscape, the match between MTV Gifhorn and Eintracht Braunschweig U23 on December 3 in the GWG stadium should also be important. Gifhorn wants to shorten the distance to non -relegation places. The game will depend on the playability of the square, which shows how new to not only the death fields, but also other teams in the region have to deal with their problems.

Overall, the season for SV Todesfelde II reflects the challenges and opportunities that amateur football brings, and so it remains to be seen how the team will deal with their changes in the next season. Information from [KN-Online] and [LN-Online] as well as additions to [Kurt-Gifhorn] provide a comprehensive overview of the current situation.