FC Memmingen in front of an important test against Schwaben Augsburg: This is how it works!

FC Memmingen in front of an important test against Schwaben Augsburg: This is how it works!

FC Memmingen faces an exciting challenge on Saturday. At 2 p.m., the team will compete against TSV Schwaben Augsburg in the BBZ stadium, a future competitor in the regional league. Even if it is just a preparatory game, coach Matthias Günes emphasizes the importance of the game to consolidate the starting line -up before the start of the season. "Now is the right time to address and refine certain aspects of our game," explains Günes Allgäuer Zeitung .

The test game is the penultimate step in the preparatory program before the season begins in two weeks. Except for the injured players Kim-Bryan Paschek, Dominik Ceko and David Remiger, the entire squad is available. It is positive that goalkeeper Dominik Dewein has survived his summer flu and in central defender Jakob Gräser trains again after ankle problems. "We want to strengthen and look ahead of trust in our game," continued Günes. After the game, the team will also take part in the E-CON run, which begins at 4 p.m. informs FC Memmingen .

interesting twists in the regional league

TSV Schwaben Augsburg, known for his promotion to the regional league, has had an eventful season. The changes by the Bavarian Football Association (BFV) regarding the U23 regulation are of particular interest here. This regulation states that four players under the age of 23 will have to be on the pitch in each point game. There is no longer any limitation to German citizenship or the number of A-internationals. This new regulation creates clarity and will be observed in the coming season So the BFV .

Schwaben Augsburg has had to accept a 12-point deduction in the past due to violation of this rule, but this has now been lifted. In the future, the regulation will focus on better promotion of young people. FC Memmingen itself sees the changes unproblematic for its squad, since a high proportion of young talents is already promoted. "We have had a good hand when compiling our team and are ready for the upcoming challenges," Günes looks optimistic into the future.

FC Memmingen has worked intensively in the past few weeks to optimally prepare for the upcoming games and also get the best out of the upcoming tests. Finally, the players get the necessary game practice before the official season begins on July 25th. The anticipation for the new challenges is noticeable among players and trainers.