Friendlies Clubs· Season 2026
TSV Landsberg beat TSV Schwabmünchen 4-1 in a pre-season friendly at the Sportzentrum, with Fynn Heinze scoring twice as the newly promoted Regionalliga side prepared for their historic fourth-tier debut.
Match Analysis
AI SummaryHow It Unfolded
Landsberg started brightly at their new home venue. Fynn Heinze opened the scoring in the 12th minute after the home side had already hit the crossbar inside the opening eight minutes.
The lead lasted barely a minute. A loose pass in midfield was punished when Schwabmünchen's Aschner scored from the third rebound after Landsberg failed to clear their box.
Heinze restored the advantage in the 21st minute, finishing off a flowing attacking move after another Landsberg effort had struck the post. Kilian Pittrich — playing with a protective mask after a broken nose last season — made it 3-1 before half-time.
Schwabmünchen pushed harder at the start of the second half, but Landsberg regained control. In the 57th minute, Heinze pressured the Schwabmünchen goalkeeper into a mistake, winning the ball wide before squaring for substitute Fares Ibrahim, who delayed calmly before slotting home the fourth.
Landsberg new signing Maurice Merkl made two sharp saves in the closing stages to preserve the 4-1 margin.
The Turning Point
Pittrich's 3-1 goal just before half-time was decisive. Landsberg had been dominant but Schwabmünchen's quick equaliser had shown they could be vulnerable. The third goal restored a two-goal cushion at the ideal moment, allowing manager René Schröder to rotate in the second half without pressure.
Key Performers
Fynn Heinze (Landsberg) — Two goals and the assist for Ibrahim's fourth. Direct, energetic and clinical in the heat. The clear player of the match.
Kilian Pittrich (Landsberg) — Scored the crucial third goal and showed no ill effects from playing with a face mask following last season's broken nose.
Fares Ibrahim (Landsberg) — The substitute showed composure beyond a pre-season friendly, delaying on the ball before finishing for the fourth goal.
Maurice Merkl (Landsberg) — The new goalkeeper made two important late saves to keep a clean sheet in the second half.
Context: A New Era for Landsberg
This was no ordinary friendly. TSV Landsberg are preparing for their first ever Regionalliga Bayern campaign after winning promotion from the Bayernliga in 2025/26. The fixture at the Sportzentrum — their new home for fourth-tier football after the 3C-Sportpark was deemed too small — was the club's first competitive outing at the venue. Captain Max Holdenrieder said of the enlarged pitch: "It's a bit bigger, you have to get used to it, but it was great fun."
"Anyone who wants to play in the Regionalliga has to bleed," Holdenrieder added, after the squad played two friendlies in two days in temperatures exceeding 30C.
TSV Schwabmünchen, meanwhile, are also on the rise. They won the Landesliga Südwest title in 2025/26 and will compete in the Bayernliga Süd this coming season.
What It Means
Landsberg's pre-season is building intensity. The 0-0 against Geretsried on Friday lacked incision; Saturday's 4-1 win showed sharper finishing and better rhythm. Manager René Schröder will be encouraged by the growing cohesion ahead of the Regionalliga kick-off, though the defensive lapse that gifted Schwabmünchen their equaliser remains a concern.
Both sides continue their pre-season programmes in the coming weeks. Landsberg will face further tests as they build towards their historic Regionalliga debut.
Verdict
A purposeful performance from Landsberg in their new surroundings. The scoreline reflected their superiority without flattering them, and the emerging understanding between Heinze and Ibrahim in attack is a promising early sign for the step up to the fourth tier.
Statistics are for informational purposes only. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
API data: 29 Jun 2026