FSV Zwickau’s Struggle to Stay in the League
FSV’s chances of staying up in the league are dwindling as they rank penultimate with only three points behind the saving bank. With only ten games left, the games are becoming fewer, making their situation even more challenging.
However, the team’s statistics do not look promising either. With only 25 goals, West Saxony has the weakest offensive in the league, and their defense with 51 goals is the third-worst of all third division teams.
The question that arises is, who is to blame for the crisis? Let’s take a closer look at the factors that have led to this current predicament.
Blame Game and Analysis
BOSSE: According to sources, crucial mistakes were made last spring when the old board had difficulty scraping together a reasonably reasonable budget for the 3rd league, resulting in internal quarrels and resignations. Furthermore, former sports director Toni Wachsmuth (36) did not have a lucky hand when putting together the squad, with only two out of 12 summer signings proving to be reinforcements.
There is a lack of speed in almost all parts of the team, and players like Marius Hauptmann (23), who would undoubtedly have helped FSV this season, are no longer with the team.
TRAINER: The former coach Joe Enochs (51) did not use the difficult circumstances as an excuse, but young players like Yannic Voigt (20) had a hard time under his management. Under Ronny Thielemann (49), who was supposed to provide new impetus, the FSV only got four out of fifteen possible points.
TEAM: The team’s attitude in most games was right, and the chemistry in the team is good, with little strife. However, individual mistakes always lead to avoidable goals.
BAD LUCK: The squad, already limited in quality, cannot cope with several failures, such as Nils Butzen, Patrick Göbel, Yannik Möker, or the long-term injured Kusic in Dortmund. Therefore, bad luck also played a part in their continuous struggle to stay in the league.
In conclusion, we can analyze the situation and attribute the crisis debt as follows: BOSSE (50%), TRAINER (25%), TEAM (15%), and BAD LUCK (10%). FKW Zwickau must step up their game in the remaining ten fixtures if they want to avoid being relegated.
