About 4: 1 victory: Borussia triumphs in the Waldmohrer Rothenfeld against VfB - Louis Cupelli, Sayfedine El Khadem, Justin Kihm and Sebastian Cullmann!

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a fraternal goal and a solid victory for the Borussia

Borussia was able to win their second victory in the second game. This time they defeated VfB in Rothenfeld with a 4-1 win. The goal scorers were Louis Cupelli, Sayfedine El Khadem, Justin Kihm and Sebastian Cullmann.

A special moment of the game was the substitution of Dominik and Sebastian Cullmann. The brothers managed to combine themselves in the last 20 minutes of the game and rewarded themselves with a goal for a fraternal action. A real moment of success for the siblings!

strong opponent, hard training week

The coach Christian Schübelin emphasized the hard training week that the team had gone through. Six intensive units left their mark, but in the end Schübelin was satisfied with the result. However, he warned that the exploitation of opportunities and the defensive still have to be improved to avoid that opponents are invited by errors.

a bumpy start and a strong catch -up

The game started with a surprise when the outsider from Waldmohr quickly took the lead. But the Borussians could not be discouraged and fought back into the game bit by bit. With goals from Cupelli, El Khamem, Kihm and Cullmann, they were able to turn the game and ultimately leave the pitch as a deserved winner.

a redeeming moment and a hopeful view

One of the happiest players after the game was Sebastian Cullmann. After 267 days without a season, his goal was a redeeming moment for him. Trainer Schübelin was happy about the performance of the midfielder and emphasized that they had to build and introduce him carefully to fully exploit his potential.

The victory against VfB was not only an important success for Borussia, but also proof of the team spirit and the combative mentality of the entire team. With this victory in the back, you can look optimistically into the upcoming games and continue to work on your performance to achieve your goals.

- Nag