20
19:22
Phew, what’s going on here? This is really advertising for the third division and of course for these two teams! This traditional duel keeps what it promises.
19
19:22
Is that a foul penalty for sixty? A Deichmann cross eleven meters from the goal from the left and Bär goes down after a contact from Winkler. The FCK central defender pulls the striker’s jersey with his right hand, but that’s not enough for referee Petersen.
17
19:20
Deichmann against Raab! The FCK keeper, known for his many white vests, has to stretch out! Biankadi serves the indented Deichmann centrally in front of the penalty area, where the regular full-back targets the right corner with a low shot. Raab jumps into the corner and scratches the leather around the right post!
15
19:17
Yellow card for Mike Wunderlich (1. FC Kaiserslautern)
First huge chance, then swallow! FCK attacks Munich again with a counterattack! Götze sends Kiprit deep half-left into the penalty area, where the striker gets stuck with his lob on Hiller, who has rushed out! Wunderlich grabs the rebound, puts the ball past Hiller and then dives dying swan-style without contact – unnecessary swallow by the goalscorer!
14
19:17
Again, it’s fast at 1860. Moll plays Biankadi from the half-field on the sixteen, who, with his back to the goal, lays straight across to Dressel, who in turn tries it from sixteen meters with his left. But Raab is back on his feet and fishes the ball.
13
19:16
Biankadi quickly pulls past Winkler into the penalty area on the left. There he lays down in front of the base line in the middle and looks for the rushing Lex, who hits an air hole!
11
19:14
1860 is now trying to take over the game in its own stadium. Above all, however, the courageous pressing of the opponent causes problems for the home side. Hiller, Salger and Co are started extremely early.
9
19:11
It’s an extremely lively early stage. Even after FCK scored, the game didn’t take a breather. Sixty is now also in there and holds up well against it.
8th
19:11
Biankadi immediately apologizes to Zuck after stepping on his foot in the run-up behavior with much too much motivation. Petersen left it at first with a verbal warning to the sixty.
7
19:09
Ritter conquered the ball in Dressel’s own half and then immediately looked for Kiprit with a ball deep into the opposing penalty area. But Hiller is on the spot and straddles the ball to the outside in front of the Lautern attacker!
5
19:08
After a foul on Dressel in the middle of the Lautern penalty area, the fouled man takes the free kick and circles it past the wall to the goalkeeper’s corner on the left. Raab is wide awake, dives down and buries the bullet under him.
4
19:07
Of course, these are fantastic basic requirements for the defensively strong Red Devils. The away block is in the best of moods, while Sixty now has to try to answer quickly.
2
19:04
Tooor for 1. FC Kaiserslautern, 0:1 by Mike Wunderlich
Oh dear 1860! Munich are mentally still in the dressing room, it’s already 0: 1! The Red Devils put Munich under pressure extremely early on. Dressel plays under pressure to Salger right into his own penalty area. He passes blindly backwards to Hiller, but has made this calculation without Wunderlich, who intervenes and pushes the ball past Hiller to the right into the goal – Lautern with a lightning start!
1
19:03
This game will also take place under the motto “Together for peace”! After a minute’s silence for the Ukrainians and “Imagine” by John Lennon, referee Martin Petersen from Stuttgart whistles for the game. Here we go!
18:48
This game would have actually taken place on the 23rd matchday in January, but had to be postponed in view of several corona cases at 1860. The signs are now even clearer than in January. While the traditional clubs were separated by seven points back then, the distance between Lauterer and Löwen is now a proud ten points. 1860 coach Michael Köllner explains how clearly the distribution of roles is before this cracker: “We will do everything to create a surprise.” So while the Munich coach is talking about a surprise, Marco Antwerpen senses the great opportunity to land a big point in the promotion race: “Of course we are aware that we (…) with a win also get something from can depose other teams.”
18:25
Let’s take a look at tonight’s lineups. Since sixty coach Köllner has to do without central defender Lang, Belkahia slips freshly into the back four. In addition, the Munich Lions are missing Neudecker, who was wrongly reported to the DFB with five yellow cards, and who will be replaced by Biankadi. The third new man in the starting XI is Tallig, replacing Greilinger. There are also three changes for the guests from the Palatinate compared to the 2-1 win against Verl: Kiprit, Schad and Tomiak play for Redondo, Klingenburg and Hercher.
18:13
A nostalgic touch of past Bundesliga times blows through the stadium on Grünwalder Straße – 1860 welcomes FCK! For the 67th time there is this traditional duel, which certainly longs for a bigger stage than the third division. The Red Devils in particular are currently doing a lot to play higher-class football again in the future. The Palatinate are currently in second place and can consolidate their position with a win today. The season is mixed for the Munich Lions. The draw kings from Giesing need a win today to keep up with the upper table region. With a threesome they would only be five points away from relegation place three.
Welcome to the game TSV 1860 Munich – 1. FC Kaiserslautern! The live ticker of the game from the 23rd matchday of the 3rd division starts in good time before kick-off.