Hansa Rostock celebrates a 3-2 win against Wismar – Wallner is injured!

Hansa Rostock celebrates a 3-2 win against Wismar – Wallner is injured!

There was great anticipation in the Kurt Bürger Stadium in Wismar today when Hansa Rostock was allowed to play against FC Anker Wismar in the second test match. With a narrow 3-2 win, Hansa celebrated another successful start to the test match phase, but the joy was overshadowed by injury concerns. New signing Lukas Wallner injured his left thigh in the 37th minute and was unable to continue playing. Hansa must now keep his fingers crossed that the player's condition does not deteriorate significantly while the club is in the intensive preparation phase for the rest of the season.

The game started promisingly for Rostock. Andreas Voglsammer gave Hansa the lead with a penalty in the 7th minute. But FC Anker Wismar didn't give up. Jonas Hurtig equalized in the 17th minute and made the game exciting. Former Hansa professional Pascal Breier, who was on the pitch for Wismar, equalized to make it 2-2 shortly before the half-time whistle and thus touched the hearts of the Hansa fans, who showed him their sympathy due to his recent health problems.

Changes and records

Hansa coach Daniel Brinkmann decided to change the entire team at halftime to give the players the opportunity to gain match practice. The reward was 3-2 by Cedric Harenbrock in the 57th minute. With this victory, Hansa Rostock recorded their second success in the second test match - an encouragement for the challenges ahead. A total of 1,850 spectators watched the game, who certainly experienced an exciting match.

But despite the positive results, Hansa Rostock also has to deal with injury concerns. New signing Wallner is not the only player currently posing challenges for the club. As the kicker reported, Pascal Breier was missing from the training camp in Belek, where the team is preparing for the rest of the season from January 5th to 15th. Breier is already struggling with back and knee problems and will be receiving intensive treatment from an osteopath over the next two weeks.

Psychological well-being in football

Nowadays, the importance of psychological support in sport is becoming increasingly clear. David Kittler, sports psychologist at 1. FC Union Berlin, emphasizes that sports psychology is now an integral part of the youth sector of football clubs, as in an interview sportpsychologie.berlin was to be experienced. These developments could be of great benefit to the Hansa Rostock players in order to be mentally strong through the challenges of the season.

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