Hannover 96 is subject to Krc Genk: secret test reveals new talents!

Hannover 96 is subject to Krc Genk: secret test reveals new talents!

Harsewinkel, Deutschland - The football enthusiasts of Hannover 96 have experienced an exciting test game against the Belgian first division club Krc Genk, which was held at the secret training location in Harsewinkel. Coach Christian Titz took the opportunity to prepare his team for the coming season and brought some new faces. The game ended with a 2: 4 defeat for the Lower Saxony, but this does not reflect the entire picture of the game.

Hannover 96 traveled 138 kilometers for this test game, which took place in the exclusion of the public to take into account security reasons. The encounter began promising: Mustapha Bundu already scored 1-0 for the red in the 6th minute, and only three minutes later Virgil Ghiță increased to 2-0. Both goals are evidence of the spirit of optimism that the team radiated. But Krc Genk replied promptly; Hyeon-Gyu oh shortened in the 30th minute to 2: 1, which gave the game a new direction. Image reports that coach Titz was satisfied with the game control and the opportunities of his team, although the defensive work also revealed its weaknesses.

A look at the list

Christian Titz changed the starting eleven compared to the last test game against Randers FC. Marius Wörl jumped into the team for the injured Waniss Taïbi. Leo Weinkauf stood in the goal and showed some strong parades, while Nahuel Noll celebrated his premiere in the dress of the 96. It remains to be seen whether he can secure the place as a stammer goalkeeper. Enzo Leopold wore the captain's armband and took responsibility after Felix Zieler's departure. hannover96.de describes the list more precisely:

• 1. Half time: Wine purchase - Ghita, Tomiak, Ocoma - Matsuda, Leopold, Wörl (59. Aseko), Neubauer - Bundu, Pichler (67th Källman), Rochelt
• 2. Half -time: Noll - Allgeier (115th Kurt), Nawrocki (115th Knight), Blank - Sterner, Roggow, Aseko (125th Husser), Oudenne - Gindorf, Källman (115th Nielsen), Chakroun (125th Ezeh)