BACKPASS: Firstly, it turns out differently and secondly, than you think

CRIME SCENE 1st Amateur League, Group B : How will I get out of this? As is well known, players often have a long time to think on the substitutes' bench. Why the coach only put you on the bench again. That the chance that the striker had just missed miserably would have been taken with his left. And, in the most unusual cases, whether you have already turned off the washing machine in the basement.

Similar thoughts must have been floating around in Federico Valvo's head for a long time. But then he was suddenly and unexpectedly substituted on in the 74th minute for an injured teammate and with the score at 1:3 for his Hochpustertal team, and just 180 seconds later he scored with the same rhythm as German football expert Reiner Calmund rushing to the buffet in an all-inclusive hotel . That means: twice within three minutes. The point for Hochpustertal was saved - and the thoughts in Valvo's head must have only revolved around one question: "How the hell do I get out of this cheering crowd unscathed?"

CRIME SCENE 1nd Amateur League, Group A : Bitter pill After Schenna's late 2-1 lead against Kaltern, the Burggräfler coach had already left the bench and headed full steam towards the club bus to carefully stow away the three points for the journey home. In the end, with a heavy heart, he had to take two of them with him to the soccer field. A few seconds before the end, Kaltern almost desperately slammed the umpteenth ball forward - and could hardly believe his luck when Schenna defender Wörndle's header return was inaccurate and the ball also plopped into a hole, resulting in a different one got a trajectory and finally went past the perplexed goalkeeper to make it 2-2. A very bitter own goal.

CRIME SCENE Landesliga : As Wilhelm Busch already knew Sometimes football has special surprises in store. Massimo Spampinato from Salurn probably expressed his anger with some kind of adult language when, in the 93rd minute and with a 0-1 deficit, he hit a cross into the opponent's penalty area, which made it clear right from the start that it was for Her own striker was harder to reach than Lombardi's for a statement on the end of their marriage. And that's exactly where the surprise factor comes into play: Suddenly the ball left its cross path and mutated into a shot that became longer and longer and finally somehow landed in the goal to make it 1-1. Spampinato could hardly believe his luck - but it's just like Wilhelm Busch said: firstly, things turn out differently, and secondly, than you think.

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BACKPASS: Firstly, it turns out differently and secondly, than you think

A last minute own goal? A missed shot becomes a golden goal? And what does all of this have to do with Reiner Calmund? The SportNews back pass provides clarity.

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