ASV Dachau defies Aich: Knöferl ensures the first goal!

ASV Dachau defies Aich: Knöferl ensures the first goal!

In the Bavarian amateur football scene, a lot is happening, and that delights the hearts of the fans. The ASV Dachau achieved an exciting 1-1 draw in the friendly against the district league relegation FC Aich. The game took place under the new framework, which have been in place since the state government's permission. After the game, coach Matthias Koston was very satisfied with the performance of his team, although the point win against Aich can be seen as a step backwards in the point collection for a regular season. "It was a very interesting test and a step in the right direction," said Koston.

The debut of the newcomer Kilian Knöferl, who came to the team from Schwabmünchen, was particularly gratifying from Dachau. The 19-year-old netted the first goal for his new team in the 31st minute, prepared by Harun Mohamed. But the joy did not last long: the balance for Aich fell due to a controversial penalty in the 79th minute, which Florian Friedrich converted. This penalty was the only noteworthy chance for aich throughout the game.

test games and hygiene concepts

In view of the months of football in Germany, the amateur associations are happy about the permitted test games. The league games in amateur football in Bavaria should start again from September. The permission for these test games came after intensive discussions between the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) and the state government, and BFV President Rainer Koch had contributed significantly to implementation. However, there are numerous requirements to note: The names of all participants must be recorded, and a hygiene concept is necessary if showers and dressing rooms are to be used. For the time being, spectators are not allowed, which is a challenge, especially for the clubs, which are dependent on viewer revenue.

Wolfgang Moll, chairman of TSV Dachau 1865, criticized the short -term decisions regarding the test games and demands more lead time to implement the new rules. Michael Dietrich, head of the football department at ASV Dachau, also expressed concerns about possible consequences in the case of corona cases. Roland Küspert, board member of FC Pipinsried, sees the situation more positive and is well prepared, but also appeals to the need for better planning.

guidelines for returning to game operations

In order to make it easier for the clubs to return, the German Football Association (DFB) has published an updated guide. The title of the document is "Back on the Square" and offers comprehensive information on the requirements and hygiene concepts for amateur clubs. The guide also contains a pattern hygiene concept and information on the distribution of sports fields into different zones, which makes it easier for the clubs to comply with the specifications and become active again at the same time. It is particularly important to adapt the measures to the respective regulations of the federal states.

The return to football is considered the central topic in the coming weeks, and both players and coaches are excited to see what will bring this season. While the ASV Dachau is preparing for the next challenges, the hope for better times remains in amateur football.