Werder Bremen defies goalless again: Freiburg's lucky stroke decides!

Werder Bremen defies goalless again: Freiburg's lucky stroke decides!

In a little exciting Bundesliga game, Werder Bremen lost 0-1 at home against SC Freiburg and remains without his own goal this season. The game took place in front of 42,100 spectators in the sold -out Weser Stadium and offered only a few highlights, with Freiburg rehabilitated with this victory after having to take a bitter defeat against FC St. Pauli in the previous week.

The crucial goal fell in the 75th minute by Ritsu Doan, whose shot was unsustainable for goalkeeper Michael Zetterer after Bremen's captain Marco Friedl was unfortunate. Previously, the Bremen had not scored a goal in their first two home games against Borussia Dortmund and FC Bayern Munich, which only made the Situation more difficult for the team.

missing inspiration on the square

The encounter didn't let much expect, and the players seemed little inspired. Many of the Bremen attacks ended in an uninspired offensive without any noteworthy scoring opportunities. Felix Agu had the best opportunity, but failed due to Freiburg's keeper Noah Atubolu, who parried a dangerous volley.

Bremen's coach Ole Werner had referred to the continued clever flaut and noted that the famous fog horn, which normally sounds at Werder hits, should no longer remain silent. But also virtually, the horn “commented” the weak performance of the Bremen and silent again.

On the other hand, Freiburg checked the game better and narrowly missed converting his superiority into goals. Doan and Vincenzo Grifo awarded promising opportunities, while the Bremen were overwhelmed by their combative performance in the entire game.

historical honor before the game

A bright spot of the evening was the honor of the 1999 Bremen Cup winner eleven, which defeated Bayern Munich 25 years ago in penalty shootout. The old heroes were celebrated by the fans and recalled better times for the club. But after this honor followed a long time without excitement and little motivation on the field.

The passion that the award had triggered could not transfer the current team to the game. Instead, the audience saw a one -sided game in which the Bremeners hardly seriously attacked and were unable to take the initiative.

The SC Freiburg was ultimately happy about the deserved victory, while Werder Bremen continued to wait for the first home goal of the season. The pressure on the team is growing, and the fans ask themselves when the fog horn will finally sound again. This game has again shown that Bremen with fresh ideas and a stronger offensive urgently has to return to the pitch in order to act more successfully in the Bundesliga.

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