At the moment, things are going well in Rot-Weiß Oberhausen. RWO went undefeated for five games and suddenly returned to the top. RS spoke to sporting director Patrick Bauder.
So it goes fast in football: in early September, after the 3-1 defeat of Rot Weiss Oberhausen against FC Schalke 04 the mood in Oberhausen was far from good. In the environment it was already said that RWO can already design the new series because the train has left for the summit. to think!
Sports director Patrick Bauder had again and again – even away Revier Sport – points out that the season is still so long and RWO had to overcome a lot of staff problems at the beginning. And the 32-year-old was right.
After twelve days of matches and a last 3-2 win over Preussen Münster, RWO are back in third place and just four points behind Primus SV Rödinghausen. Coach Mike Terranova’s team is back on track. “It is always true that the phrase ‘watch from match to match’ is confirmed. In football there is no point in thinking far ahead. We have stayed true to our line and will continue to do so,” says Bauder.
RWO is undefeated in five games and has won the last three. “The game of Kaan-Marienborn, when we were missing six players plus Daniel Davari, who sat on the bench, and we still managed to score 2-2, was the critical point. Then we drew 1-1 against Fortuna Köln fought, some players have returned and now we have won three games in a row. We are definitely in good shape, “said Bauder.
It is now Wednesday night (7:30 pm, Revier Sport-Live ticker) in Grotenburg. KFC Uerdingen awaits the RWO in the round of 16 of the Lower Rhine Cup. “It’s a typical cup match, a fifty-fifty match. Obviously we want to pass and win the cup this season. We are in good spirits and we will go to the suggestive Grotenburg with a lot of anticipation, “Bauder pointed out.
The Oberhauseners received 527 tickets for this match. Bauder: “All tickets will be sold. We are delighted with the great support of our fans. Together we want to celebrate reaching the quarter-finals in Krefeld.”
