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In the latest football news, Wuppertaler Sportverein (WSV) is gearing up for a challenging encounter against the league leader, following a disappointing 1:6 loss in their previous match.
WSV currently finds itself in 14th position in the table, with just 7 points to its name. The team's coach, Sebastian Tyrala, has acknowledged the defeat and taken responsibility for the tactics, idea, and lineup that led to the loss.
The second half of the game was a significant improvement for WSV, compared to the first. However, it was not enough to secure a victory. The team's sporting director, Gaetano Manno, criticised the lack of body language in the first 20 minutes, during which three goals were conceded.
Levin Müller, the team's captain, admitted that WSV was outplayed and struggled in duels, conceding five goals. Müller also admitted to making a mistake for the penalty conceded at 3:1.
Despite the setback, WSV is determined to avoid another defeat in the second English week. Manno has highlighted the "many young professionals" that Paderborn fielded, and has expressed confidence that the team will show a different face on Saturday.
Two key players, Dominic Duncan and Jeff Fehr, are back and will be integrated into the team. The new addition to the squad is Ole Horstmann, who will now be part of the Verbandsliga squad.
The league leader's opponent, promoted side from Siegen, is causing a stir in the league, similar to FC Gütersloh last season, and remains unbeaten. The team has five wins and three draws, including a 0:0 draw against Lotte.
Manno has stated that the crowd is unlikely to be much bigger than against Wiedenbrück, where only 1,242 fans attended the game. However, the team is hopeful that the home advantage will give them the boost they need to secure a positive result.
Tyrala has outlined a plan for the game in Paderborn, emphasising the need for a thorough review of the team's performance. Müller, too, has expressed his determination to learn from the mistakes made in the previous game and lead the team to a better outcome.
As WSV prepares to face the league leader, the team is aware of the challenges ahead. However, with renewed determination and the return of key players, they are hopeful of putting up a strong fight and securing a much-needed victory.
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