SpVgg Torgelow-Ueckermünde II celebrates victory and coaching part!

SpVgg Torgelow-Ueckermünde II celebrates victory and coaching part!

In the national football class II, an exciting match day came to an end on June 17, 2025. The SpVgg Torgelow-Ueckermünde II not only secured third place in the end table with a convincing 3-0 victory against SV Gützkow, but also said goodbye to her trainer Enrico Beck with flying colors. Bado Dachner laced a double pack (40th and 52nd minute), while Lennart Schulz set the final point in the 80th minute. With 14 wins, 8 draws and 4 defeats, the team had a considerable season. This is not only pleased with the audience, but also shows that the team apparently has a good hand to win victories, even when their leaders are deployed.

A look at the remaining games of the 26th match day shows more exciting results. So the duel between Pasewalker FV and Penkuner SV Rot-Weiß 2: 2 ended. Michael Kipp brought Pasewalk early, but Grzegorz Grzywa equalized two minutes later. Several intensive minutes followed, and Jan Diego Pankau again took tour in the 72nd minute. But this tour didn't last long either, because Patryk Lukaszewicz had Penkun cheered again only two minutes later. An injured Bartosz Wroblewski had to be brought to the clinic due to a right wrist fracture, which further tightened the situation for Penkun.

game reports in detail

The SV Görmin was able to look forward to a clear 4-0 win against Motor Eggesin. Tom Oliver Rese and Nick Erzmoneit laid the basis for success with their goals in the first half. In the second half, Carsten Baresel made the final score with a double pack (79th minute and a penalty in the 82nd minute). The season was not an easy one for Motor Eggesin - with 14 defeats it landed in 11th place.

Change of coaches are often a hotly discussed topic in amateur football. While quick decisions are often made in the professional area, the spirit of cooperation often remains in the amateur area. Coachs are often local personalities or long -time companions of the players, which also makes it difficult to separate. However, there are also remarkable exceptions. In the upper amateur area, some clubs brought a fresh air to the teams by discharging coaches. FC Pipinsried, for example, was able to successfully fight the relegation zone under the new coach Andy Pummer, who took over after a series of failures. The same applies to VfR Garching, where Benjamin Flicker stepped down and Nico Basta took over - here the trend goes significantly. The analysis of the previous coaching changes shows that in many cases a higher point cut has been achieved.

How the future change of coaching develops in amateur football remains to be seen. But one thing is certain: In a scene in which cohesion is very important, new approaches in cooperation and management could also lead to exciting developments. For Torgelow-Ueckermünde II, however, the moment of the farewell of Enrico Beck remains in good memory with this clear victory. This is the end of a section, but the future looks exciting.