BVB in the crisis: After compensation, players show total lack of participation!

BVB in the crisis: After compensation, players show total lack of participation!

Mainz, Deutschland - Borussia Dortmund experiences another deep blow in the Bundesliga! The fans had hoped for a turn, but the team stumbles into the crisis after a 1: 3 defeat against Mainz. With this defeat, the BVB has now collected the sixth away defeat in a row and has slipped to the disappointing seventh place. Particular attention is paid to the red card for Captain Emre Can, who has been fighting with his shape for a long time. But that's not all - the reactions of the players according to the only goal of the BVB speak volumes!

The BVB stars are completely demotivated after the compensation. After each defeat, BVB is analyzed, but players no longer seem to find the right words. After the game, Julian Brandt noticed that the team made "two or three individual mistakes too much". But many fans find these explanations as weak excuses. The true condition of the team is visible in the faces of the players after the 1-1 - a picture of the standstill and resignation.

Reactions after compensation: A picture of the standstill

The BVB started the game in Mainz strong, but the red card for Can brought the team out of balance. When Serhou Guirassy took out a penalty after the 0: 1 and even converted to compensate, this could have been the turning point. But the reaction of the players was shocking. Instead of cheers and the spirit of optimism, emptiness prevailed. Guirassy turned away after the goal without a face, and the teammates clapped without participation. Only seven minutes later the next goal fell that the game finally decided.

The faces of the players speak a clear language: tears and resignation instead of joy and fighting spirit. After the game, Nuri Sahin said that everyone was "tired", and this fatigue also seems to put a strain on the motivation. Borussia Dortmund faces a crucial turn - but will the team find the necessary energy to get out of this crisis?