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Schepps' double strike fuels D/A’s promising start but issues linger

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Schepps' double strike fuels D/A’s promising start but issues linger

SV Drochtersen/Assel (D/A) opened the new Regionalliga season with a win, yet the first appearance also exposed a handful of lingering issues. Coach Oliver Ioannou, sporting director Sören Behrmann and captain Liam Giwah all weighed in on the mixed signals from the debut.

The positive side hinged on Schepps' double strike, which gave D/A the early lead and set the tone for a successful start. The brace was highlighted as the catalyst that put the team on the right course for the campaign.

Oliver Ioannou praised the attacking execution, noting that the team showed the quality needed to compete at this level. He also warned that the performance was only a first step and that consistency would be essential.

Sören Behrmann echoed the optimism, emphasizing the club’s potential for more growth. He pointed out that the squad’s depth and tactical flexibility could be further developed as the season progresses.

Captain Liam Giwah acknowledged the good start but was candid about the shortcomings revealed on the pitch. He identified specific areas that require improvement before the next match, describing them as the remaining "construction sites" that need attention.

The contrast between the early triumph and the identified flaws underscores a clear message: D/A possesses the talent to advance, but addressing the issues uncovered in the opening game will be crucial for sustaining momentum throughout the Regionalliga season.

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