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VfB Rheingold Emmerich Secures Impressive 6-2 Victory in Final Warm-up Game
VfB Rheingold Emmerich have started the new season on a high note, clinching a convincing 6-2 victory over 1. FC Kleve A-youth in their final warm-up game before the season start. The match, which took place on an unspecified date, saw the team demonstrating a strong performance, just two days after their impressive 9-1 cup win against TV Voerde.
The game began with VfB Rheingold Emmerich finding themselves trailing 1-0, but Calvin Stein equalised the score at 1-1 with a goal from 20 meters. Erdem Zeki Keles then scored to give VfB Rheingold Emmerich a 2-1 lead before half-time, and Abdullo Saidov extended the lead with a direct free kick from the same distance, making it 3-1.
In the second half, Leroy Badu added two more goals for SV Spellen, but VfB Rheingold Emmerich managed to hold on to their lead, securing a 6-2 victory. The match was played with only 14 players available for VfB Rheingold Emmerich due to coaches Maik de Vries and Nils Handrup's limited resources.
Meanwhile, SV Rees have had a less successful warm-up period, losing their final game 0-3 against SV Spellen. The team will now focus on tactical work in their next training sessions, with the B-league opener scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 pm against STV Hünxe.
The season opener for VfB Rheingold Emmerich will take place on Sunday at 3 pm in Mehrhoog, but the starting lineup for the match remains unclear at this time. Avni and Ramadan Sherifi, along with Danny Stein and Cem Altun, are expected to return from vacation for the season opener.
Despite the lack of current data, it is clear that VfB Rheingold Emmerich have started the new season with a strong performance, and fans will be eagerly awaiting their debut match. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, checking official club communications, league websites, or trusted sports news sources is recommended.
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