TSG Öhringen on course for promotion: Victory against Kaisersbach in sight!

TSG Öhringen on course for promotion: Victory against Kaisersbach in sight!

On Sunday, October 18, 2025, TSG Öhringen will play against SV Kaisersbach at 3 p.m. This national league duel could be decisive for TSG. After an impressive 2-0 win against league leaders SKV Rutesheim, the Öhringen team was able to gain a lot of self-confidence before this game. The team has won the last three matches and is currently in a promising third place in the table, while SV Kaisersbach is in ninth place and most recently lost 1:4 against TV Oeffingen. Voice reports TSG could possibly make it to first place in the table with another win, depending on the results of the teams with the same points at the top.

Mert Sipahi, the midfielder and sporting director of TSG, emphasizes how important it is to push yourself to the limit in every game. Despite the successes so far, coach Tobias Weis remains humble and emphasizes that the team, as a promoted team, does not have to hide. The focus is clearly on the goal of staying in the league, even if the current ranking looks promising. Special attention is also paid to the defense; TSG aims to finish the game without conceding a goal and thus achieve a series of three games without conceding a goal.

Preparation for the artificial turf

The upcoming game will take place on artificial turf and TSG has prepared intensively for it in training. The players know that they have to present themselves optimally on the artificial surface in order to continue their current strong performances. Mert Sipahi reiterates the need to remain focused in all aspects of the game in order to achieve the set goal.

Successes of the youth teams

It's not just the men's team that is showing success. Last weekend, the TSG EnBW junior team also achieved remarkable results. The C1 juniors took the lead in the table with a 3-0 win against SGM Kickers Mittleres Kochertal. The goals were scored by Semijel Durak and Robin Böhringer after preparatory work by Jan Pöllochs and Timo Schumm. The B1 and B2 juniors were also able to win their games; In contrast, the A-Juniors narrowly lost 4:5 against TSV Schwieberdingen, despite a remarkable comeback in the second half. TSG Öhringen reports about the successes of the youth teams, which continue to form an important part of the club's identity.