Hannover 96 starts with defeat: coach Breitenreiter remains calm!

Hannover 96 starts with defeat: coach Breitenreiter remains calm!

Mannheim, Deutschland - Hannover 96 in the first test game under the new coach André Breitenreiter had to accept a 0-1 defeat against the third division club SV Waldhof Mannheim. The match took place in the training camp in Belek. The goal for Mannheim fell in the 23rd minute by Seyhan Yiğit after a mistake in the game structure of Hanover. Captain Marcel Seegert was not in the squad and received a break.

Breitenreiter, who has only been in office for three training days, was relaxed after the game and pointed out that no immediate results could be expected after such a short time. "It is unrealistic to see changes after only three days," said the trainer. Despite the defeat, it remains optimistic because the second half of the 2nd league begins on January 17th and remain less than three weeks until then.

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After the test game, Breitenreiter decided to move the focus from the training ground to Robinson Club Nobilis in order to offer the players a relaxation. The players completed 30 minutes of spinning and Pilates to promote their mobility and stability. Fitness trainer Markus Böker reported that the units were both fun and asked for a sport. Breitenreiter noticed that some players, especially Hyunju Lee and Lars Gindorf, did not look fresh after the intensive training sessions.

In the afternoon, the players were released. Josh Knight and Fabian Kunze decided to golf while Kenneth Schmidt used physiotherapy and sauna. Sports director Marcus Mann commented on the defeat and explained that changes would not be visible immediately after only three training days. In the coming days, two training sessions and a double test against Magdeburg and Young Boys Bern are planned. The team returns to Germany on Sunday.

-transmitted by West-East media