Hansa Rostock celebrates 3-2 victory against Wismar-Wallner!

Hansa Rostock celebrates 3-2 victory against Wismar-Wallner!

In the Kurt Bürger Stadium in Wismar, the anticipation was great today when Hansa Rostock was allowed to play against FC Anker Wismar in the second friendly. With a narrow 3-2 win, Hansa celebrated another successful start into the test game phase, but the joy was overshadowed by injury worries. New signing Lukas Wallner injured himself in the 37th minute on the left thigh and could not continue playing. Hansa must now keep his fingers crossed that the state of the player does not worsen, while the club is in the intensive preparation phase for the remaining season.

The game started promising for the Rostock. Andreas Voglsammer brought Hansa into the lead in the 7th minute. But FC Anker Wismar did not give up. Jonas Hurtig equalized in the 17th minute and thus caused excitement in the game. The former Hansa professional Pascal Breier, who was on the pitch for Wismar, achieved the equalizer to 2-2 shortly before the break whistle and thus moved to the heart of the Hansa fans, who showed him their sympathy due to his recent health problems.

Change and records

Hansa coach Daniel Brinkmann decided to change the entire team at half-time to give players the opportunity to collect match practice. The reward was the 3-2 by Cedric Harenbrock in the 57th minute. With this victory, Hansa Rostock posted the second success in the second test game - an encouragement for the upcoming challenges. A total of 1850 spectators watched the game, who surely experienced an exciting match.

But despite the pleasing results, Hansa Rostock also has to deal with injury worries. Newcomer Wallner is not the only player who is currently presenting the club with challenges. As the Kicker , Pascal Breier was missing in the training camp in Belek, where the team is prepared for the remaining season from January 5th to 15th. Breier is already fighting back and knee problems and will be treated intensively by an osteopath in the next two weeks.

psychological well -being in football

In today's world, the importance of psychological care in sport is becoming increasingly clear. David Kittler, sports psychologist at the 1st FC Union Berlin, emphasizes that sports psychology is now an integral part of football clubs, as was learned in an interview on Sportpsychology.berlin . These developments could be of great use for Hansa Rostock's players to mentally go through the challenges of the season.

Overall, the club offers its players a solid basis with the upcoming test games and professional care to start the second half of the season strengthened. It remains to be seen how the situation around Lukas Wallner will develop and whether the team can confirm the positive form.