Rostock is in the middle of the pack, aiming for relegation first. In the transfer market, sold Sonneberg, Pulido and others, and brought in Schlotter, Boh, Prgor, Strauss. The new season yielded 4 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses, with too many wins and losses and a lack of consistency. In the league, the team scored 12 goals and conceded 19, with a mediocre attacking power and a lot of problems on the defense side. In the last game, the team was on the road, and finally drew 2-2, 4 games without a win in all competitions, demoralized. More injuries, Wilhock, Blair, Hiteser, Litka and other 11 people out of doubt, the impact is quite large. I'm afraid it's going to be tough to face Kaiser this time around.
Kaiser are somewhat of an unknown quantity, having achieved 18 wins, 9 draws and 9 losses last season, reaching the promotion play-offs and beating Tresden in a two-legged blowout to get promoted. In the transfer market, Rab sold and brought in the likes of Kral, Zorinsky, Bunning, etc. There was no significant increase in the overall strength, and it was more a case of moving forward on a momentum. With a record of 3 wins, 7 draws and 2 losses in the new season, the team is ranked 9th, with a guaranteed unbeaten streak. A total of 20 goals scored and 20 goals conceded, the attacking power is not bad, there are problems on the defensive end, some attacking and defending, dare to fight. In the last match, the team hosted Regensburg and ended up with a 0-3 defeat, also suffering from Dolan's winless streak, but a draw is guaranteed. In terms of injuries, only Zorinsky is doubtful, not much impact. In this game, Rostock naturally want to take away points.
