Prussian Plan in Bocholt: Sascha Hildmann Aims for Victory
Münster’s head coach, Sascha Hildmann, has big plans for his team as they take on 1. FC Bocholt in a catch-up game at the Gigaset Arena on Saturday. Hildmann, who had two unsuccessful stints at 1. FC Bocholt in the 1990s, is eager to lead his team to a win in the Münsterland derby.
Hildmann has fond memories of his time playing at Bocholt, despite his team’s losses. He remembers the stadium as being difficult to play in – a strong opponent on deep ground. But he is confident that his team will be able to rise to the challenge and secure three points against Bocholt.
Münster is a regional league leader and will be fielding its best lineup for the game. The team is looking to take another step towards its ascent with a win against Bocholt. Key players, such as regular keeper Maximilian Schulze Niehues, who was absent in the last game due to COVID-19, and central defender Simon Scherder, who has recovered from thigh problems, will be returning to the starting XI.
Even with impeccable performances from players like Tom Müller and Niko Koulis, they will have to be content with a place on the bench. Hildmann, however, commends their professionalism and their ability to put the team first.
Despite preparations being hampered by rain and doubts about the state of the stadium green, Hildmann is optimistic that the whistle will kick off as usual for the game.
A Warning From Münster’s Coach
Having already beaten Bocholt with a convincing 5:0 scoreline in the first half of the season, Münster’s team is aware of the importance of this game for Bocholt’s relegation battle. Hildmann warns his team not to be complacent, knowing that Bocholt will be fighting hard to get the points they desperately need.
Münster has another game a week later against 1. FC Kaan-Marienborn, who have announced their voluntary withdrawal from the Regionalliga West at the end of the season due to pressure from the lack of infrastructure for professional football.
A Clear Stance From Hildmann
Hildmann is not concerned with the third division return of his team. He is more focused on ensuring that his spectators are not left standing in the rain and that the venue can accommodate more fans from visiting teams.
Hildmann’s priority is to lead his team to victory against Bocholt and to ensure that everyone thinks in the best interests of the team.
