Felix Lahsnig and the Grasshoppers fought their way back after falling 2: 9.
Usercontent, Malcolm Zottl
“It was actually a terrible game,” recaps Hoppers chairman Peter Feichtinger after a four-hour battle against the Vienna Wanderers. A battle that the Hoppers ultimately fought victoriously. That was not what it looked like at first.
The Traiskirchner spared their single pitcher Tobias Kiefer after the two defeats against the Metrostars on Sunday. The throwers Alexander Schiller and Markus Trimmel found no concept in the first three innings against the Wanderers offense. 9: 2 led the guests in the meantime. Michael Koller, of all people, who had looked in vain for his form in the previous season, was the one who initiated the turnaround on the throwing hill.
Control when throwing and on the offensive
The offensive did the rest. A total of five balls whizzed over the fence of the Traiskirchner Hoppersfield. Oliver Pernet then finally closed the sack as a pitcher. “A job win”, Feichtinger breathes deeply, who says about the initial phase: “I can’t remember the last time we skipped the pitching.” At the end of the day, the sportsman saying “a victory is a victory” applies, and there is also the understanding: “Just as the metrostars are in our heads, so should we be with the Wanderers.” From Traiskirchen’s point of view, it is to be hoped that it will stay that way. On Friday and Saturday (6 p.m.) there are two away matches against the Viennese on the Spenadlwiese in Vienna.
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