SV 09 encounters a significant hurdle in Siegburg, posing an arduous test
Sunday Showdown: SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 Faces Tough Challenge Ahead
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Siegburger SV, currently third in the Mittelrheinliga, will visit the BELKAW Arena for the penultimate home game of the season for SV Bergisch Gladbach 09. Despite this, Christian Schösser, Sport Director, is already focusing on shaping the team for the upcoming season.
Coach Kevin Kruth predicts a challenging match against the tough opponents from Siegburg, who recently lost to Bonner SC by 4:6, a result that secured the championship for the latter.
As the season draws to a close, SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 aims to regain momentum, especially after a 0:0 draw against FC Hürth where they exhibited strong play for 30 minutes but faltered afterward. Coach Kruth urges the team not to be easily disrupted and to improve their finishing power, while praising their recent defensive stability.
The return of Nils Lück, Ashraaf Yamba, and Milo McCormick boosts the team, while Eray Sariaydin will miss the upcoming game due to a torn ACL. Jonas Rücker's availability is questionable due to a shin injury sustained in Hürth. Meanwhile, Ole Tillmann from the U19 team will have another chance to shine.
SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 Reinforcements
Defender Rexhep Ajdari has extended his contract, ensuring that he'll continue to protect the team's goal next season. His impressive performance in the last two seasons includes nearly 50 appearances and solidified his place in the starting lineup.
Joining the ranks of SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 are Jan Bugenhagen, a promising winger from ETB Schwarz-Weiß Essen in the Oberliga Niederrhein, Azem Memeti, a skilled winger from Viktoria Köln's U19, and Maik Marquardt, who can play in central defense and as a left-back. Additionally, talented goalkeeper Robin Schulze, originally from the Bezirksliga, has joined the team and will continue to play for TSV Solingen.
SV 09 bids farewell to Ashraaf Yamba, who is leaving to seek new opportunities elsewhere. The young player made nine appearances for the team this season. The club wishes him the best and looks forward to their paths crossing again soon.
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Second Team and Youth Teams
The second team will face Union Rösrath II in the Kreisliga C on Sunday at 13:00. Despite an 18-point gap from leaders SV 09, a win is crucial to keep up with chasing team Eintracht Hohkeppel. The postponed top-of-the-table clash against Oberbergischen will be rescheduled. The youth teams have a reduced schedule due to the long weekend, with the U19 playing on Monday.
After winning the Bezirksliga title, the U17 team will face SV Altenberg in a derby this weekend. The U15 team, who have won all eight games in the spring round, aim to maintain their momentum in their last two games, starting with a tough match against Sportfreunde Troisdorf.
For the most accurate and up-to-date details on youth team fixtures, visiting the official club website or league portals is recommended.
Here are the upcoming games:
- U19 Mittelrheinliga: Fortuna Köln vs. SV 09
- U17 Bezirksliga: SV Altenberg vs. SV 09
- U15 Bezirksliga: SF Troisdorf vs. SV 09
- Kreisliga C: Union Rösrath II vs. SV 09 II
All SV 09 team games can be found at www.t1p.de/00qh0.
The SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 youth teams play their games at the KRÜGER GROUP Jugendsportpark, Handstraße 340.
SV Bergisch Gladbach 09 is set to face off against a European football team in the upcoming season, aiming to showcase their strengths in international European-leagues. With the addition of new signings, such as Maik Marquardt and Azem Memeti, the team's attacking power could potentially be boosted. Christian Schösser, Sport Director, is already strategizing for this new challenge, aiming to build a formidable team for the forthcoming campaign in international football.
