Successful free-throws by Fiesel contribute to the team's triumphant win
In an exciting sixth matchday of the Bodensee district football league, SV Oberzell secured a hard-fought victory against FV Ravensburg II, winning 2:1. The winning goal for SV Oberzell was scored by Jascha Fiesel in the 42nd minute from a free kick.
SV Oberzell's coach, Tobias Kaiser, praised his team's late surge in the match. Simon Roth scored the second goal for SV Oberzell in the 50th minute from a penalty, providing the much-needed momentum for the team. FV Ravensburg II managed to score a late goal in injury time, converted by Erijon Abdija, but it was not enough to prevent SV Oberzell's victory.
Meanwhile, SGM Unterzeil/Seibranz celebrated their first win of the season, defeating FC Dostluk Friedrichshafen 4:2. Leonhard Maucher scored a hat-trick for SGM Unterzeil/Seibranz in this thrilling encounter. However, Colin Ammann of FC Dostluk Friedrichshafen was sent off for violent conduct in the match, and for misconduct during another match against the same team. As a result, FC Dostluk Friedrichshafen remains pointless in the league.
Elsewhere, TSV Tettnang won their match against SV Bergatreute 3:2. Nils Maurer scored the winner for TSV Tettnang in the 90th minute, while Hakan Fil scored a penalty in the 89th minute for TSV Tettnang, making it 2:3. SV Bergatreute's coach, Stephan Bischof, expressed disappointment about the first half of the match.
SV Maierhofen-Grünenbach won their match against FV Bad Waldsee 3:1. Despite the win, the names of the trainers who coached SV Maierhofen-Grünenbach during the match are not explicitly mentioned in the available sources. The result did not affect SV Oberzell's position in the league.
Marcel Striegel scored two goals for SV Weingarten in their match against FC Leutkirch, which ended in a resounding 6:1 victory for SV Weingarten. Salvatore Cifonelli made his debut for FC Leutkirch in this match. Werner Weber, the coach of FC Leutkirch, expressed frustration after the home loss.
These results have shuffled the league table, with SV Oberzell maintaining their lead, while SV Maierhofen-Grünenbach took fourth place thanks to their 3:1 away win against TSV Meckenbeuren. The league continues to provide exciting football and unpredictable results, with each matchday promising more drama and action.
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