The away game against SpVgg Bayreuth is extremely important for FSV Zwickau. Also for the fans: All presale tickets are already gone.
Zwickau – The FSV Zwickau can count on broad support for the immensely important away game against SpVgg Bayreuth on Saturday.
More than 1000 FSV fans are expected at the away game against SpVgg Bayreuth. © Picture Point/Gabor Krieg
By Wednesday evening, the 400 tickets for advance sale in Zwickau had already been completely sold out. This is far from the end of the road.
“We expect over 1,000 away fans. Tickets are still available online and at the box office in Bayreuth,” reports FSV spokesman Daniel Sacher (42).
The West Saxons would once again prove their willingness to travel. An average of 574 loafers accompany the swans on their away trips across the republic.
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The derby in Dresden on November 12 (0-0) shot the bird off, for which 2,000 supporters made their way to the state capital. 1,757 guest fans made the pilgrimage to the district derby in the shaft.
The game in the Hans-Walter-Wild-Stadion would follow directly behind.
Press spokesman Daniel Sacher (42) announced that all pre-sale tickets are already gone. © Picture Point/Gabor Krieg
FSV coach Thielemann: “With the solidarity between our fans and the team, we will stay in the league”
FSV head coach Ronny Thielemann (49) is looking forward to the support of the fans. © Picture Point/Gabor Krieg
The 1000 battle strollers will provide proper music in the Wagner city. It is precisely these closed rows that the table penultimate needs now in view of the difficult sporting situation in order to mobilize all their strength.
“With total motivation and conviction as well as solidarity between our fans and the team, we will stay in the league,” emphasizes the new head coach Ronny Thielemann (49).
A win in Bayreuth would be an important step for the seventh league stay in a row after the 38th matchday. The Upper Franconians surprised last weekend with a 3-2 win at VfL Osnabrück, who had previously been unbeaten in seven games, and temporarily jumped over the line.
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With 22 points, Bayreuth is only two points ahead of FSV, who played the first leg against the newly promoted side 2:0 had decided for himself.
