Landshut wins water battle in Lam – Seebach stays tuned!

Landshut wins water battle in Lam – Seebach stays tuned!

On October 25, 2025, the football-loving fans met for the exciting top game of the Central Regional League, when SV SpVgg Landshut challenged the kickers from TSV Lam. The game was characterized by a lot of nervousness, not least because of the wet ground, which posed major challenges for the players. Before the game could really get going, the guests from Landshut weighed up whether they should stop after 15 minutes due to the injury-threatening conditions. But Lam and the referee decided to continue the game despite the adverse circumstances, which turned out to be the right thing to do.

In a real “water battle” on the pitch, Landshut finally won 3-1. The three goals that Landshut scored immediately before half-time, exactly between the 42nd minute and the half-time whistle, were impressive. This performance makes the supporters optimistic, as Landshut remains at the top of the league with this win, while TSV Seebach was also able to boast a 2-0 win against TSV Bad Abbach as their first pursuers.

Further results from the Central Regional League

The events in the Central Regional League offered further exciting encounters. SV Schwandorf-Ettmannsdorf had an easy game in the 4-0 win against Ruhe-Wildenau and therefore jumped to third place. 1. FC Passau beat Etzenricht 2-0, with goals secured by Noah Aklasseou and Matyas Juracsik. In contrast, Tegernheim had to accept a bitter 1:5 defeat against Dingolfing, who held the reins for almost the entire season.

There were also interesting performances in the duel between Bad Kötzting and DJK Vornbach, which ended 2-2 and represented a fair division of points for both teams. Coach Sepp Schuderer from Bad Abbach was dissatisfied with his team after the defeat and emphasized the need for improvements. In contrast, Lorenz Kowalski from SpVgg Lam was positive about his charges' performance, even though they lost the thread after an interruption.

Risk of injury in football

The discussion about the risk of injury in football is omnipresent, especially after such a game influenced by the pitch conditions. An analysis of the risk of injury shows that the greatest dangers lurk particularly in the defensive and offensive central midfield due to the many ball actions and duels. Recent studies by the Regensburg University Hospital found that collisions in younger age groups in particular lead to injuries, while header injuries occur less frequently. In 126 U11 and U13 games, only four injury situations were recorded, although it is noticeable that collisions are more common causes of accidents than headers.

Such awareness of on-court safety is essential, especially when critical weather conditions could encourage rapid play or even a stoppage. Nevertheless, it remains to be hoped that the players will quickly recover from such a “mess” and continue to do their best to inspire the spectators in the national league.

Here you can find out more about the game results and the current status in the Central Regional League: FuPa and Kicker.

To find out more about the different injury risks in football experts you can read here: Medical Journal.