Under the "Krone" magnifying glass
First interim report of the Ländle second division teams
The second division enters its first international break. Time for "Krone" author Dietmar Hofer to take stock of the two Vorarlberg clubs, who are currently in a secure mid-table position.
With eight points from five games, SW Bregenz have made a more than satisfactory start to the season. This proves that they have learned from their mistakes and can build on a solid, balanced squad despite the major upheaval. The mix of veterans and youngsters is just right. The big plus is that many players already have second division experience or have even played in the Bundesliga. This is also reflected in their efficiency.
The team has so far been able to strike at the decisive moments. In addition, coach Regi van Acker's Belgian charm makes him look like a fatherly friend. The 69-year-old experienced coach knows how to tackle his boys. He accepts situations with stoic composure, radiating a great deal of calm to the team.
Lustenau's learning year
Austrias Lustenau's young team has potential - as they have shown at times so far. However, there have also been decisive slips that have repeatedly cost them points. For the relegated team, the current season is likely to be a learning year.
They will hardly have anything to do with the title fight. Their performances still lack the right balance between attacking soccer, dominating the game or calming it down. This is not surprising, as the coaching staff also has very little experience. Lustenau are only at the beginning of a development that should, however, continue. After all, they are still unbeaten this season. According to sporting director Stefan Muxel, an additional striker is set to arrive.
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