SV Werder Bremen beat SSV Jahn Regensburg 1-0 in the DFB Cup quarter-finals and are once again in the semi-finals.
Now RB Leipzig is waiting twice.
The follow-up report of the DeichStube *.
Regensburg - Florian Kohfeldt put the difficulty of the task in a subordinate clause.
Of course,
having reached the semi-finals in the DFB-Pokal made the
SV Werder Bremen
coach
very happy.
“This is a great, great result for us,” he said after the hard-fought 1-0 quarter-final win at second division
SSV Jahn Regensburg
, “now we want to finally take the last step after many semi-finals that we have played recently do - if it somehow works. ”And in this last part of the statement, presented with a slight sigh, there is what the Werder coach thinks about semi-final opponent RB Leipzig with his coach friend Julian Nagelsmann.
In fact, making it back to the final for the first time since 2010 will be difficult.
Maybe even indissolubly difficult.
Leipzig, the current second in the Bundesliga and last year's cup finalist, is the biggest challenge that is still in the competition, "the toughest opponent", according to Kohfeldt.
Now it is of course no surprise to meet a strong team in the round of the last four teams.
But
RB Leipzig
is very special for Werder.
In the past three duels with the Saxons, Bremen had no chance.
It was 0: 3, 0: 3 and 0: 2 - it is a balance sheet that makes it clear: If
Werder Bremen
should have wished for an opponent, it would certainly not have been this RB Leipzig.
Werder Bremen's performance against Jahn Regensburg sparked no imagination for a surprise against RB Leipzig
Especially since the own performance on Wednesday evening in Regensburg did not tempt to see a contender for a cup surprise in the team of coach Kohfeldt.
The performance was enough
to score
a wonderful goal by
Yuya Osako
(52nd) and to defeat an average second division team like Jahn Regensburg, but the Bremen skills shown will be enough to throw an above-average first division team like Leipzig out of the race , stand must now be strongly doubted.
But it is possible that people will think about it quite differently on Saturday, 5:20 p.m.
Coincidence would have it that Leipzig presented itself only three days after
SV Werder Bremen's
semi-finals
in the
Bundesliga
in Bremen.
You can call it a dress rehearsal or a first sniff - for Kohfeldt it remains a completely normal Bundesliga game: “There will be players suspended or injured on both sides who will be back in three weeks.
So it can't be a dress rehearsal. ”But it is always an opportunity to learn.
Again Kohfeldt: "We will put together the best possible team and develop the best possible idea in order to score."
Werder Bremen against RB Leipzig: Florian Kohfeldt could hurt buddy Julian Nagelsmann twice again
And if this idea should prove to be ineffective,
another, new one could be the right
one in the
semifinals
.
In duels with Nagelsmann ("We know each other so well, there are no more secrets," says Kohfeldt) the Bremen coach first found a way to defeat his colleague.
With the 1-0 win in May 2019,
Werder Bremen
Nagelsmann hurt twice.
It was his last home game as coach of 1899 Hoffenheim, for him and his team it was theoretically even about the Champions League qualification.
But it did not turn into a farewell party, nor did Nagelsmann ultimately lead the Hoffenheim company into international business.
TSG lost through a goal from Johannes Eggestein and ultimately finished only ninth behind Werder.
Now Kohfeldt could hurt his friend and colleague Nagelsmann twice again.
Even a draw in the league game on Saturday would probably sink the title ambitions of the Leipzig (currently seven points behind front runner Bayern Munich) into the Weser.
And in the cup it is always clear: there are only wins or weeps.
Werder Bremen
has won four times
in the current cup season and laughed, each without conceding a goal and thus advanced to the semi-finals under head coach Kohfeldt for the second time since 2019.
Even as assistant coach to Victor Skripnik, there was only one step left to the final in 2016 - both times it came to an end against Bayern Munich.
A third time against
RB Leipzig
Kohfeldt is understandably not in the mood.
This time he finally wants to make it to the finals in Berlin - somehow.
(csa)
Go to the match report:
Yuya Osako shoots Werder Bremen against Jahn Regensburg in the DFB Cup semi-finals
Regensburg - Done!
The
Werder Bremen
is in the semi-finals of the
DFB cup
and allowed for a hard-won, but quite earned 1: -Sieg second division: 0 (0: 0)
SSV Jahn Regensburg
dream of the seventh cup win in their history.
The match winner of the game, which the DFB had canceled five weeks ago due to the Corona quarantine of the Regensbuger team, was
Yuya Osako
, who scored the only goal of the evening in the 53rd minute.
SV Werder will receive RB Leipzig in the semi-finals on Friday, April 30th.
Incidentally, the Saxons are also the next opponent in the Bundesliga on Saturday.
Werder Bremen versus Jahn Regensburg: Ömer Toprak was injured in the DFB Cup quarter-finals
Werder coach Florian Kohfeldt had changed his team to three positions compared to the 0-1 bankruptcy in Stuttgart - but not entirely voluntarily.
In addition to Niclas Füllkrug (broken toe), he also had to do without
Ömer Toprak
(back problems).
Josh Sargent and Niklas Moisander joined the team for this.
In addition, Yuya Osako was allowed to run for Romano Schmid.
Werder Bremen
started stormy, apparently wanted to run hot immediately with temperatures around freezing point and icy wind.
The hosts, however, resisted quite brutally.
Benedikt Saller saw early yellow after a nasty kick against Kevin Möhwald (5th).
And that was not only effective at Möhwald.
The people of Bremen became more cautious.
Kohfeldt didn't like that at all, the coach scolded on the sidelines: "We're just standing!"
Werder Bremen against Jahn Regensburg in the DFB Cup quarter-finals: Yuya Osako scores 1-0
It didn't really get any better after the announcement, however, as the Bremen team hardly managed anything.
Kohfeldt had called a three-man storm with Milot Rashica, Osako and Sargent.
However, the trio acted rather unhappy - a shot from Rashica, that was it (26th).
But it wasn't just the storm alone.
All in all, the attacks lacked conviction, the pace and the necessary passing quality from back to front.
And when the green-whites did get dangerous, they preferred to demand hand penalties instead of concentrating on playing the promising scene in the penalty area to the end and scoring the possible 1-0 (34th).
Referee Guido Winkmann saw no penalty-worthy offense in the action of Benedikt Gimber, the video assistant confirmed this view.
After all, the defensive was pretty safe.
As in Stuttgart, Kohfeldt had bet on a back four, with Christian Groß again commuting between midfield and defense.
Only a deep sleep from Bremen after a quick throw-in gave the Regensburg team their first chance, but Andreas Albers aimed just over the gate (48th).
The second half was already running.
Again
Werder Bremen had a
stormy start and this time stayed after another Rashica shot (46th).
Sargent, who was ready to shoot, was just stopped (50th), Moisander's header landed on the post (50th) and Theodor Gebre Selassie shot the rebound over the empty goal.
How annoying, but the Bremen team was not annoyed about it, but carried on - and this time with success:
Yuya Osako
took a fine long ball from the strong Marco Friedl
with his chest and made it 1-0 (53rd).
Werder Bremen in the DFB Cup quarter-finals against Jahn Regensburg: Ludwig Augustinsson injured - trembling at the end
Great relief for the guests.
Werder now had the game under control and Osako had a huge chance to make it 2-0 after great preparatory work by Sargent, but failed because of Jahn keeper Alexander Meyer (67th).
So it stayed exciting because of the narrow lead.
Kohfeldt relied on fresh strength, brought Davie Selke and Schmid for Sargent and Rashica (73rd).
And had to change again immediately,
Ludwig Augustinsson
apparently hobbled off with a groin problem (74th).
Felix Agu came for him.
A man from Bremen was also trusted on the other side: Coach Mersad Selimbegovic from
Jahn Regensburg
sent the Werder loan Jan-Niklas Beste into the race (80th).
And it got really turbulent because the second division team threw everything forward.
Shortly before the end, only keeper Jiri Pavlenka saved the Bremen lead, then his defensive colleagues just before and on the line.
Great luck for Werder!
The first division staggered, but did not fall - and can now
look forward
to the
DFB Cup semi-finals
.
(kni / csa)
Werder Bremen against Jahn Regensburg in the DFB Cup quarter-finals: The course of the game for reading in the live ticker
The quarter-finals in the DFB-Pokal: SV Werder Bremen in the live ticker against SSV Jahn Regensburg - all goals, news and information live from the DFB-Pokal game can be found here in the live ticker of the DeichStube.
Final score: 1-0 for Werder
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Final whistle! Werder trembles with a 1-0 win with a goal from Yuya Osako in the semi-finals of the DFB Cup. It wasn't a delicacy in the Regensburg Jahn Stadium. Werder had to tremble a lot, but leaves the field as a deserved winner. While chances were still in short supply in the first half, both teams had several opportunities in the second half. Yuya Osako used the decisive one after Friedl's dream cross is worth seeing. On April 30, the semi-finals against RB Leipzig will be about to reach the final.
90.Min + 4:
Felix Agu starts almost alone on a wide corridor towards the Regensburg Gate.
The moment he tries to cross over to Selke, the ball is just caught.
It does not matter anyway.
It'll be over soon.
90.Min
+ 4:
Selke stumbles the ball in front and Regensburg is on the way forward again shortly before the end.
90th Min + 3:
Jan-Niklas Beste from a distance.
Over it!
Another minute and a half.
90th Min + 1:
Corner for Regenburg.
The SSV is already sending the goalkeeper forward.
Pavlenka has the ball in hand and waits to take a few seconds off the clock.
90th Min:
Four minutes of stoppage time!
89.Min: Incredible scene in the Bremen penalty area! Regensburg with the big double chance to equalize. Werder clears the line
89th Min:
The time is running out.
Regensburg only have a few minutes left to save themselves in extra time.
87th Min:
Another three minutes on the clock.
Are Werder trembling towards the semi-finals?
86th Min:
Goal scorer Osako leaves the field.
With Patrick Erras a large defensive specialist comes into the game.
On the Regensburg side, Caliskaner comes for Gimber.
85.Min:
Werder is shaking now!
After a corner, the green and white people can't get the pill out.
At the end of the whistle, referee Winkmann offside!
84.Min:
Agu sees the yellow card after a tough dogfight.
Regensburg wins a free kick from a dangerous situation.
But the ball ends up in the wall of Bremen.
81.Min:
The tenth Bremen corner remains harmless again.
Florian Kohfeldt's team doesn't close the bag yet.
80.Min
:
Selke's first shot attempt is blocked.
Corner of Werder.
80.Min:
Jan-Niklas Beste comes into play for Saller.
Beste is loaned from Werder to Regensburg.
79th Min:
Niklas Moisander without blame or blame.
The experienced Finn has just grabbed an SSV player and started the attack straight away.
77th Min:
The score turns out to be more exciting than the Bremen fans would like.
Regensburg is fighting remarkably here for their chance to reach the cup semi-finals today.
75th Min:
Regensburg also changes.
Vrenezi is likely to be the more offensive option for George.
75th Min:
Ludwig Augustinsson touches the adductors and has to get out too.
Hopefully the Swede won't be out for too long.
Felix Agu comes in for him.
73rd Min:
Double change at Werder Bremen.
Hapless Rashica and Josh Sargent are off work.
Romano Schmid and Davie Selke are allowed to play (at least) another twenty minutes.
71.Min:
The green-whites looked like they had everything under control since the goal, and yet they have to remain vigilant behind.
Regensburg has currently established itself in the Bremen half and comes to the first corner that does not bring anything.
67.Min:
Osako again on the ball after the corner. The goalscorer's header goes over the goal.
The Regensburg team is currently not getting a grip on Osako.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Yuya Osako has the 2-0 on the foot
66th Min:
That has to be 2-0 !!!
Sargent takes a high ball down with his chest and plays on the free-standing Osako, who has to extend the lead in front of Meyer.
Alexander Meyer parries the Japanese's shot with a strong foot defense to the next corner.
66th Min:
The corner ratio is now eight to zero for Werder.
63.Min:
Sargent prevails super on the right, but can then not decisively bring the ball to the teammate.
Möhwald's shot is cleared for a corner, after which Möhwald comes to an end again.
Meyer dives and buries the ball under himself.
59.Min:
Goalkeeper Meyer grabs a Friedl flank in the direction of Rashica next to it.
No Bremer can use the uncertainty in his favor.
56.Min:
The Jahn now with a few simple mistakes.
The hectic approach of the Selimbegovic-Elf plays into the cards of the Bremen, who now want to close the sack early.
54th Min:
A very important first competitive goal for the Japanese, who had already played big in the international break for Japan.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Yuya Osako hits the lead well worth seeing
52nd Min: The second half had a lot to offer so far and is now being refined with a Werder goal. Marco Friedl with a great cross in the middle, where Yuya Osako picks the ball down with his chest and maneuvers it into the goal with a direct pickup. Great goal!
52nd Min: Tooooooor for Werder Bremen. Yuya Osako with a great goal!
50th Min:
Post Werder!
Augustinsson's corner comes to Moisander, who is waiting at the penalty spot and heads the left post.
Gebre Selassie comes to the margin, which he unnecessarily puts over the gate.
At least he has to get on goal.
50th min:
The game is slowly taking shape!
Osako fits from the baseline to the center where Sargent is lurking.
A Regensburg resident clears the corner at the last moment.
48th Min:
Great opportunity for Regensburg.
After a quick throw-in, Werder falls asleep.
Albers gets a shot in the fall, which first goes over Pavlenka, who is too far ahead, and then just over the gate.
Luck for Werder.
46.Min:
Like in the first half, Werder is right there again!
Milot Rashica has his second shot opportunity, which just misses the target.
There was more to it.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Werder comes awake from the break
46th Min:
The second half has kicked off.
Regensburg coach Selimbegovic has made one substitution.
Otto is involved in makridis.
Half time in the Jahn Stadium in Regensburg. Bremen are the better team, but their previous offensive performance is not enough to take the lead. While Regensburg defends well behind and lurks on the counterattack, the guests hardly find a gap. The game does not yet have any big chances, so the goalless draw does justice to the game.
45th min:
Kevin Möhwald pokes the play equipment past the wall.
Keeper Meyer does not have to intervene because the ball not only goes past the wall but also past the goal.
44th Min:
The Regensburg man is back in the game, while Eggestein is fouled by another Regensburg man 25 meters in front of the goal.
Interesting standard situation for the green-whites.
43rd Min:
The game has just been interrupted.
Groß has left his foot against Wekesser, who is sitting on the floor, twisted with pain.
41.Min:
Albers for the SSV with a shot in the fall far over the gate.
The Bremer Defenisve was once too far away here.
39th Min:
Werder are now more active again and can often be found in the last third.
Every now and then a corner pops out.
Regensburg lurks on the counterattack.
38.Min
:
Yuya Osako has hardly had any significant ball actions so far.
He doesn't really offer himself.
36th Min:
Again two corners for Werder Bremen.
However, there is still a lack of clear conclusions.
Regensburg defends strongly.
33rd Min:
Ludwig Augustinsson's third corner is dangerous.
The Bremen call for penalties for handball.
The VAR checks briefly, but does not intervene.
Probably not a clear wrong decision.
32nd min:
In an average Bremen team, Maxi Eggestein and Marco Friedl stand out, who have done their job well so far.
So far, the rest can hardly call up their respective strengths.
So today it will be hard work against a fighting strong second division team.
29.Min:
The second Werder corner doesn't get anyone into trouble.
Moisander comes to the header, but is too much in reserve.
26.Min:
Bremen's first real shot on goal.
Rashica fails in a one-on-one against Kennedy, but still gets a shot from around 18 meters.
Goalkeeper Alexander Meyer only has to pick up the ball.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Werder Bremen has control of the game, but is hardly offensive
24.Min: In
terms of football, this is not yet a revelation.
On the contrary.
Regensburg has just countered Stolze, who moves into the penalty area from the side. Werder can prevent the pass into the middle and misses a quick counterattack himself.
This is once again not enough for the front.
21.Min:
Regensburg brings a standard into the penalty area.
Proud just missed.
Kick Werder.
17.Min:
The corner doesn't bring anything because Gebre Selassie's graduation fails.
16.Min
:
Eggestein plays with the outside instep on Augustinsson, who pulls out the first corner after his cross.
15. Min:
After the first quarter of an hour, no chances can be noted on either side.
Werder generally makes a better game, but has not yet managed to combine through the ranks of Regensburg.
11.Min
:
Kohfeldt is not satisfied.
A "You just stand!" Echoes across the square just before Friedl has to clear the ball in the last third.
Werder have to be careful not to let SSV Jahn's game impose on them.
9.Min:
Foul by Besuschkow on Rashica.
The second division team gets down to business properly.
7. Min:
First standard for the Regensburg people.
A high long ball can be cleared by Werder without any problems.
The Bremer’s initial offensive has flattened a bit for now.
4. Min:
Early yellow card in the game.
Benedikt Saller kicks Kevin Möhwald in the legs and rightly sees the warning.
3. Min:
The tactical formation is again in a 4-4-2 system for the time being.
During the Stuttgart game on Sunday Kohfeldt switched to 3-5-2 during the game.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Guido Winkmann kicked off the game
1. Min:
Werder directly in forward gear.
Sargent, Osako and Co. put the home team under pressure from the start in the opposing half.
1. Min:
Guido Winkmann kicked off the game!
Here we go
6:29 p.m.:
Werder is playing in the black event jerseys today, while the SSV wear white and red.
6:26 p.m.:
We
're
about to start!
Both teams have already stepped onto the lawn.
6.15 p.m.:
It starts in 15 minutes!
Can Werder move into the cup semi-finals again after the last time in 2018/2019?
6:11 p.m.:
SV Werder will like the referee appointment:
Guido Winkmann will
lead today's DFB Cup quarter-finals today.
So far, Bremen has always won the cup when Winkmann was on the pipe.
Which has already been the case four times.
It started in 2009, Werder defeated FC St. Pauli 2-1 in the second round.
In 2017 it was a §: 2 in the eighth final against SC Freiburg, in 2020 the same result in the same round - only the opponent was different: this time Borussia Dortmund.
Most recently, Winkmann had also whistled the Bremen round of 16 in the current round.
Result against Greuther Fürth: a 2-0.
Overall, the Winkmann balance for Werder is only slightly positive.
In 29 games they have twelve wins, eleven defeats and six draws.
6:08 p.m.:
In the Sport1 interview, Frank Baumann confirms that you accept the role of favorite yourself, but Jahn Regensburg will definitely not be underestimated.
He is expecting a brave home team that will start early.
It is important that you use your own opportunities consistently.
6:00 p.m .:
The semi-finals have already been drawn.
The winner of this postponed game will meet RB Leipzig at home on April 30th.
5:55 p.m.:
While Werder has only been able to prevail against lower-class opponents in the previous competition (Jena, Hanover, Fürth), Regensburg has even kicked out a Bundesliga club.
After the victories against Kaiserslautern and Wiesbaden, it was a 4: 3 win on penalties against 1. FC Köln in the round of 16.
The first two games were also decided after the penalty shootout.
5:52 p.m.:
There is a lot
going on
for both clubs today!
There is not only a move into the DFB Cup semi-finals, but also an important prize of just under two million euros, especially in these times.
5.49 p.m.:
In the league, the SSV is currently in 14th place.
With one game less you are currently five points from the relegation zone.
5.44 p.m.: The
coach of the second division from the Upper Palatinate is Mersad Selimbegovic.
The Bosnian-Herzegovinian coach has been with the club since 2006 and went straight through the coaching career within the club after his playing career.
He has been training the professionals for the first time since 2019.
5.40 p.m.:
During the opponent analysis, Florian Kohfeldt will have paid special attention to Andreas Albers (seven league goals) and Sebastian Stolze (five league goals).
An old friend can also be found on the Regensburger Bank.
Jan-Niklas Beste was under contract with Werder in the 2018/2019 season, but was not used by the professionals.
He is currently on loan to Regensburg.
5:38 p.m.:
The Regensburg Bank.
A list for connoisseurs: Weidinger, Beste, Hein, Palionis, Moritz, Vrenezi, A. Becker, Caliskaner, Otto
5:35 p.m.:
The Heimelf from Regensburg looks like this: A. Meyer - Saller, Elvedi, Kennedy, Wekesser - Besuschkow, Gimber, Stolze, George, Makridis - Albers
5:31 p.m.:
There are no surprises in the other positions.
Niklas Füllkrug
is missing because of his broken toe.
Josh Sargent, who was canceled against Stuttgart because of his fifth yellow card, can play for him again.
Yuya Osako
,
strongly talked about by Florian Kohfeldt
, also takes Romano Schmid's starting eleven.
Werder Bremen against SSV Jahn Regensburg in the live ticker: Ömer Toprak is injured for the DFB Cup quarter-finals
5.29 p.m.:
Werder has to replace two regular forces in the defensive triple chain today.
Ömer Toprak
still complains of severe back problems after the Stuttgart game.
Milos Veljkovic is also out.
Christian Groß and captain Niklas Moisander run for the two.
17:27:
The Werder Bank at a glance: Zetterer - Agu, Erras, Mbom, Bittencourt, Schmid, Dinkci, Selke
17:24: And here is the Werder line-up: Pavlenka - Gebre Selassie, Friedl, Moisander, Augustinsson - Groß, Möhwald, Eggestein, Osako - Rashica, Sargent
5:22 p.m.:
Moin, moin from the Deichstube and a warm welcome to the live ticker for the DFB Cup quarter-finals of SV Werder Bremen, which competes today in the Jahstadion against SSV Jahn Regensburg.
Werder Bremen in the DFB Cup quarter-finals against SSV Jahn Regensburg - the preliminary report:
Florian Kohfeldt's big dream: to win the DFB Cup with Werder Bremen - but first it's to Jahn Regensburg
The
SV Werder Bremen
wants the
DFB Cup quarter-final
against
SSV Jahn Regensburg
make the penultimate step towards Berlin.
Trainer Florian Kohfeldt dreams of the title.
The preliminary report of the
DeichStube
*.
Bremen - It is 52 centimeters high, weighs almost six kilograms and is made of sterling silver coated with fine gold - all of this can be
easily read
about the
DFB Cup
on the Internet.
Also that the trophy is decorated with a number of precious stones.
The Cologne goldsmith Wilhelm Nagel once incorporated 18 nephrites, twelve rock crystals and twelve tourmalines.
However,
none of these facts provide
an answer to the most pressing question from
Werder's Bremen
coach Florian Kohfeldt.
"I would like to check how the trophy feels," says the 38-year-old, who could get one step closer to his goal on Wednesday evening.
In the
quarter-finals
, the Bremen team will be
playing at second division
SSV Jahn Regensburg
from 6.30 p.m. (
live ticker
from DeichStube)
- and Kohfeldt emphasizes: “This is an incredibly important game for us.
We really want to go to the semi-finals. "
Werder Bremen against Jahn Regensburg in the DFB Cup: Coach Florian Kohfeldt dreams of the title
The bitter 0: 1 defeat in the Bundesliga at VfB Stuttgart was
dealt with relatively quickly by
the
SV Werder Bremen
coach
and his team on Tuesday morning, his tenor: basically satisfied with the performance, rather not with the little things.
Then it was all about Regensburg.
“The trophy is extremely important to us,” says
Florian Kohfeldt
, who expressly wants to emphasize the sporting and not the financial value of the competition with his statement.
What appeals to him: The opportunity to “achieve a lot in a short time”.
So
to get
a
title
.
"We won't be German champions in Bremen for the foreseeable future, but I have the ambition to win something," emphasizes Kohfeldt, describing a possible cup win as a dream, but then quickly returning to reality called
SSV Jahn Regensburg
: " There is still a long way to go.
We'll meet
a very unpleasant opponent
in the
quarter-finals
. "
Werder Bremen: DFB Cup quarter-finals against Jahn Regensburg will be made up after corona cases
Only the second cup duel between the two clubs - Werder prevailed 2-0 in the first round in August 2004 - already had a history before it was even kicked off.
An unpleasant story because the game had to be canceled on the original date at the beginning of March due to several corona cases in the Regensburg team.
The entire squad went into a two-week quarantine, during which, of course, could not be trained.
“That is definitely not an advantage for Regensburg,” says Kohfeldt.
However, the Werder coach does not assume that the opponent will have
problems
during the
DFB Cup game
: "I think they are very fit." Jahn has played three games since the end of the quarantine.
A 1: 2 defeat against Fürth was followed by two 1: 1 against Würzburg and Aue.
Games that
Florian Kohfeldt
naturally watched.
“I didn't have the feeling that they were breaking in in any form,” he says.
Werder Bremen made no excuses in the DFB Cup quarter-finals against second division SSV Jahn Regensburg
Because it is so dictated by the league membership, the Bundesliga 13 goes.
Werder Bremen
one way or another as the favorite in the duel with the second division 14.
Regensburg.
"We take it that way," says Kohfeldt, but does not expect an opponent who only appears waiting and counts: "Regensburg is a team that always wants to play." Coach Mersad Selimbegovic shouldn't change that against Bremen .
For Kohfeldt it is already clear: “I will not accept any excuse.
Our quality must prevail. "
The coach would then have come a little closer to
his big dream, i.e. the answer to the question of how the
DFB-Pokal
feels in your own hands.
In the semi-finals in RB Leipzig, however, there would be a fairly high hurdle (April 30, 8:30 p.m.).
(dco) Also interesting: So you can watch the DFB Cup quarter-finals Werder Bremen against Jahn Regensburg live on TV and in the live stream!
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