After the 1-1 draw against Viktoria Köln, coach Markus Anfang gave his team two days off. Preparations for Elversberg start on Tuesday.
Dresden – Markus Beginning (48) hadn’t announced it directly, but it was likely anyway. Becomes Dynamos Coach not completely disappointed by his team gives – not entirely unselfishly – a few days off.
Cologne coach Olaf Janßen (56) would have been happy to have company on the return journey. © Lutz Henschel
The result against Viktoria Köln was particularly disappointing. Because against the team of Olaf Janßen (56) there were enough chances to win two or three games.
“We really wanted to score and win the game, but in the end he didn’t want to go in. You have to accept that at some point,” said Beginning. “If you don’t score at the end and it’s 1-1, then your opponent deserves the point and they fought for it.”
His feeling after the draw was “not quite as positive,” said the 48-year-old.
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Nevertheless, there were two days of free time: “We scored, that’s important and we’ll regenerate now. The boys are getting a bit of a break and then we’ll prepare for Elversberg. We want to score there too and get what we might have left behind .”
The Dynamos won’t start training again until Tuesday. What the players do in the two days is up to them.
Dynamo Dresden’s coach Markus Anfang went to Cologne after the draw
Jakob Lewald (23, right) and his teammates were given two days off by coach Markus Anfang (48, left). © Lutz Hentschel
Carnival fan Beginning went home to Cologne. There is certainly also the Shrove Monday parade there today. “When I’m free, I usually go to Cologne because my family is at home there,” said Dresden’s coach. “I’m going to Cologne just like Olaf.”
But they didn’t travel to the Rhine metropolis together in the Viktoria bus, even though Cologne’s coach offered it to his counterpart: “You’re welcome to ride with us.”
But then maybe the beginning wanted to switch off a little faster. That should also be the case for his pros before heading to Elversberg on Sunday for the sovereign leaders.
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Physically, the two days are not a problem. One is “well positioned”, according to Beginning. Such a little break might not be so bad for the psyche.
