“Stay focused”: The nice club feeling should last – sport

 The  FCN suspects that the victory in Karlsruhe is not enough –
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NÜRNBERG – Fifth game, first goal: Winter newcomer Mats Möller-Daehli makes the club in Karlsruhe happy, but suspects that that is not enough. His team at KSC would have set an example, says coach Robert Klauss after the game. But that’s not all, Braunschweig is a direct competitor in the relegation battle to Nuremberg on Sunday.

Two weeks ago 1. FC Nürnberg won a soccer game at SV Darmstadt. One of the reasons why this is remembered is that 1. FC Nürnberg has not won football games that often for some time. But it is also remembered because a somewhat strange goal just before the end secured this victory. At that time, a Darmstadt defender headed the ball into his own goal with great ease and unrestrained.

At the club, they didn’t care, they were as happy as they could – and one week later they lost another soccer game. So the good mood was lost when they set off for the next trip away. At KSC, the strongest second division team of the year 2021, a turn for the better should be achieved.  The  prospects weren’t the best, but the temporary turnaround succeeded at 1-0. Why? Because shortly before the end they once again scored a strange goal.

Shortly before the end of a game that the Nuremberg team had played with the greatest possible seriousness, the club and KSC seemed to be able to make friends with one point. As in Darmstadt, goalkeeper Christian Mathenia hit another wide ball forward. A player of the opponent who put the ball into the goal was not found this time. Instead, however, someone who shot down a colleague while trying to clarify. From there the ball bounced to Manuel Schäffler, who failed because of the goalkeeper. That was only bad for Schäffler, not for the club.

A nice feeling, a not so nice football game

He brought Mats Möller-Daehli into the team in the winter and this Mats Möller-Daehli was now in the way those responsible should have imagined when he was signed: spot on. Möller-Daehli scored, the club cheered and jumped to twelfth place in the table. “A nice feeling,” said Möller-Daehli later about the seconds after his goal.

He spoke differently about the game itself: “It wasn’t a nice football game.”

 The  winners have always been indifferent to that, and so it was no different with the Nuremberg team. “

 The  team has worked and has been hardworking,” said coach Robert Klauss, who had been neglecting his hard work a week ago, “we have set an example.”

Just in time they put this symbol into the emerging unrest. Klauss also suspects that this will not end with this victory. That’s why he also said: “Now it’s a matter of what we do with it.” You will see that in a week against Braunschweig. In any case, Sunday’s goalscorer knew what was important: “Stay focused.”