“Leader, leader!” resounds through the Hoferfeld stadium after SV typico Lochau’s clear 3-0 home win over SC Fussach. This puts you back at the top of the table in the Vorarlbergliga on the 22nd matchday.
Around 300 spectators experienced a varied, competitive game with good chances for both sides. But Lochauer scored the goals: Marcel Ladinek with a crossbar in the 44th minute just before the half-time break, parade striker Nicolai Bösch with a pike header worth seeing in the 74th minute and winter newcomer Mete Dastan, who finally closed the sack in the 89th minute . “In the end, it was a deserved win against a good opponent and on a difficult-to-play pitch,” said coach Aydin Akdeniz.
With this win, SV typico Lochau took back the lead in the Vorarlberg league with 47 points and an impressive goal difference of 61:25 goals, since FC Alberschwende, like Lochauer a week before, suffered their first defeat in Bezau with 1:2 had to take in the current season. FC Hörbranz is still “lurking” in third place with 45 points. The eagerly awaited big Leiblachtalderby will take place in Lochau on Saturday, May 13th.
The next touchstone for SV typico Lochau is next Saturday in the away game of FC Höchst, for the next home game on Saturday, April 29th, FC Hard comes to Lochau.
Other highlights of the “home game doubles”
After the great 7:0 victory on Easter Monday against SV Ludesch 1b, the 1b team of SV typico Lochau clearly improved on this “home game double day” in the Hoferfeld stadium with a sovereign 4:1 victory against SPG SV Buch 1c . The scorers were Kisanthan Nagarasa, Stefan Reichart and Nicolas Messmer (2).
And the newly founded young girls’ team of SV typico Lochau under the direction of the youth coaches Christian Ill, Desiree Ruppitsch and Sebastian Malin were proud to accompany the fighting team to the kick-off on the pitch. If girls between the ages of ten and twelve would like to play in the new girls’ team of SV typico Lochau, they are cordially invited to come to the sports field for training every Wednesday from 6 to 7.30 p.m. and every Friday from 5 to 6.30 p.m.
