Error festival in the defense: Werder Bremen blunders against Frankfurt for the first bankruptcy of the season

Created: 08/29/2022, 09:46 am

By: Malte Bürger, Björn Knips, Yannick Hanke

Milos Veljkovic (right) and SV Werder Bremen suffered a narrow 3:4 defeat in their home game against Kolo Muani (left) and Eintracht Frankfurt!!

© Imago Images/Jan Huebner

Werder Bremen narrowly lost the home game against Eintracht Frankfurt.

In a rousing game, the green-whites of the SGE lost 3:4 (2:3).

The game report of the DeichStube.

has a lot to offer

for the neutral fan these days.

If the ball rolls in the Bundesliga with Bremen participating, then the promoted team stands for the best entertainment.

That was also the case on Sunday in the home game against

, but this time the supporters of the Green-Whites only had limited fun with what was shown.

Because Werder put in a miserable performance in defense and lost to the Hessians 3: 4 (2: 3).

After last week's lavish party, coach Ole Werner relied on exactly the same starting XI as in Dortmund.

And Clemens Fritz, head of professional football at

, knew what he now wanted to see from the team.

"Keep your confidence.

Maintain courage,” he demanded before the kick-off against

on the DAZN microphone.

"The boys know exactly what they have to bring to the pitch to be successful."

Werder Bremen loses against Eintracht Frankfurt: Bundesliga promoted provides the best entertainment

However, knowledge alone was not enough.

Less than two minutes were played when Milos Veljkovic let himself be duped.

After Mitchell Weiser lost the ball,

's Randal Kolo Muani was on the outside goal line - and was not attacked at all.

Where Veljkovic could have intervened energetically, he let the Eintracht professional do it, which he used for a pass to the backcourt.

felt

responsible for Mario Götze, who overcame Jiri Pavlenka with a long-range shot – 0:1 (2nd).

In the past three games, the Werner team had always started well, this time they struggled to gain access to the opponent.

And yet the quick equalizer succeeded.

Following a corner,

did not get the ball cleared, which brought Anthony Jung into play: the left winger scored with his right foot from the edge of the penalty area (14').

And

stayed on the trigger.

Marvin Ducksch quickly took a free kick from the half field and crossed right to Leonardo Bittencourt.

As in Wolfsburg, the midfielder was there with his head – the game was turned around – 2:1 (17th).

Werder Bremen versus Eintracht Frankfurt: Bremen turn the game around in three minutes thanks to Anthony Jung and Leonardo Bittencourt

Just two minutes later the ball was back in the net, this time in Pavlenka's goal again.

However, when Daichi Kamada scored, Kolo Muani was slightly offside, which the video assistant also confirmed with some delay.

There was a lot going on in the Wohninvest Weserstadion and everyone stayed cheerful.

's Jesper Lindström suddenly appeared

free in front of Pavlenka.

But the

keeper made a save in dire straits after a bit of wobbling in the early stages (27').

Bittencourt had to leave the field injured after half an hour, Romano Schmid replaced him.

However, it was his compatriot Marco Friedl who was the focus of attention next.

's captain allowed himself a catastrophic bad pass, Kamada then sent Kolo Muani steeply - and was allowed to net to make it 2-2 because Veljkovic and Friedl, who had hurried back, could no longer prevent the

attacker from shooting (32nd).

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt: Marco Friedl with a bad pass before 2: 2 – and bad positional play at 2: 3

There was no time to take a breather afterwards either.

After a shot by Weiser, Niclas Füllkrug wanted to head in the rebound, but was disturbed with a penalty.

There was still no whistle (38th).

In return,

defended against

embarrassing again, Friedl didn't look good again.

In the end, Lindström lobbed the ball past Pavlenka into the box (39').

The spectators had experienced five goals and a turbulent first half up to the half-time whistle – but the much-cited Werder madness was mainly due to the horrendous chain of mistakes made by the protagonists and did not really give cause for joy.

"We just have to defend it better," criticized Frank Baumann.

"We've seen a lot of fouls from us, that's usually a sign that you're always a step too late in a duel."

The problem: Even after the change of sides,

remained frighteningly passive in the backward movement.

Kolo Muani was once again allowed to walk towards the goal unchallenged, then he put it on Djibril Sow, who beautifully flicked the fourth goal for

scored (48th).

This next setback had a noticeable effect, the Bremen team were now really unsettled.

After a harmless back pass from Friedl, Pavlenka waited so long to free himself that Kolo Muani almost got his foot between them (54').

Then Groß allowed himself to be shown to Kamada at the goal line, which ultimately had no consequences (59').

With a triple change, Ole Werner hoped for new momentum and more stability, Lee Buchanan, Ilia Gruev and Niklas Schmidt came into play.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt: Niclas Füllkrug's goal comes too late

The exchange almost paid for itself quickly.

When Bremen attacked, Schmidt skilfully passed the ball on with his heel, but Buchanan's shot from a promising position flew over the target (71').

Then came Werder's previous noble joker Oliver Burke (77th).

Shortly before the end Ducksch was brought down by

's Evan Ndicka in the penalty area, the video assistant called and

actually got a penalty .

Füllkrug stepped up, converted safely and shortened to 3: 4 (90 + 2).

The basis for another thrilling final phase was laid.

's Tuta almost

conceded an own goal after a Burke cross (90+6), but in the end it wasn't enough for

"We had a far too high error rate, made it far too easy for the opponent and ran into an incredible number of switching moments," said Ole Werner annoyed.

"That meant that Frankfurt was clearly the better team up to 4:2 and deserved to win." That's how the big party turned out this time.

The Weser Stadium was simply not suitable for the Werder Annex that day as an amusement park.

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The live ticker for the game Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt to read:

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: SVW comeback is too late!

Bankruptcy against SGE!

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7:28 p.m.:

And that was it!

Werder showed morale towards the end, but the connection through Niclas Füllkrug's penalty goal came too late.

In the end, the individual offensive quality of Frankfurt prevailed, which was able to kidnap three points from the Weser Stadium.

Oliver Glasner's team wins 4:3 in Bremen.

That was the live ticker, see you next week!

90th + 7th:

Now Pavlenka is also up front!

But Werder can no longer turn the game.

90 +4:

Another free kick for Werder!

Ducksch puts the ball into Eintracht's penalty area, but Frankfurt are able to clear the ball in time.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Niclas Füllkrug converts the penalty!

90 +2: Tooooor for Werder.

Füllkrug converts the penalty confidently, Trapp jumps into the wrong corner.

There are five minutes of stoppage time.

90 minutes:

Penalty for Werder!

Ducksch is brought down by Ndicka in the Frankfurt penalty area, referee Ittrich gives the penalty for Bremen.

88 mins:

The next free kick for Werder.

Ducksch plays the ball into Frankfurt's penalty area, but they win the header duel.

Bremen is running out of time.

86 minutes:

Another double change at Frankfurt.

Kolo Muani is allowed out, Europa League hero Rafael Borré comes into the game for him.

And Götze can also take it easy for the last few minutes, new signing Lucas Alario is in the game for him.

83 min:

Another free-kick for Werder, but all the green-whites sail past.

But at least Bremen still show the will to correct the result.

81 min:

Füllkrug penetrates the Eintracht penalty area, gets the ball in front of Frankfurt and then slips.

A scene that could hardly fit Werder's second half better.

77th Min.:

Now there is a lot of change again.

Werder's noble joker Oliver Burke comes into play for Weiser.

Ansgar Knauff replaces Lindström for Frankfurt, Rode is also allowed out and is replaced by Timothy Chandler.

75 mins:

The last 15 minutes have begun.

What else is up for Werder?

Ducksch fights his way into the Frankfurt penalty area, crosses, but the ball is cleared by Eintracht's defensive block.

74 mins:

Weiser tries from a distance.

Even before the penalty area, he aims at Kevin Trapp's goal, but the ball goes out.

Ultimately, no great danger for Eintracht.

71 minutes:

The chance for Werder!

Buchanan is free in Frankfurt's penalty area, gets the ball, pulls it away - and the round game device flies miles past the goal.

68 min:

That could have been it for Werder.

Schmid gets the ball just outside the penalty area, but a trio of Frankfurt defenses doesn't allow him to get through.

The tender attack of Bremen is nipped in the bud.

Do the Frankfurters just want to manage the result now?

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: triple change at SVW – but Burke is still out

65 minutes:

Werder even makes a triple change.

Ilia Gruev comes on for Groß, Lee Buchanan replaces Jung and Niklas Schmidt follows on Stage.

64 min:

Change at Frankfurt.

Coach Oliver Glasner gives Pellegrini a break, Christopher Lenz comes into play.

60 min:

The last 30 minutes have begun, and Werder is slowly getting under pressure.

A free kick brings nothing countable, a midfield skirmish develops.

58 min:

Kamada is sent down the flank, lets Pieper out on the edge of the area and pulls away.

However, his shot goes well over Pavlenka's box.

56 min:

Romano Schmid crosses into the Frankfurt penalty area, but Stage and Füllkrug hinder each other.

Ultimately, Stage gets his head on the ball, which he can only place out of bounds.

54 min:

What was that?!

Pavlenka almost waits too long before slapping the ball away and is only able to clear in the last second before Kolo Muani.

51 min:

Werder looks dismayed and has to collect himself first.

The start of the second half failed for the Green-Whites.

Instead of equalizing 3:3 themselves, coach Ole Werner's men are suddenly confronted with a two-goal deficit.

Werder Bremen against Eintrach Frankfurt in the live ticker: Djibril Sow extends the lead for the “Adler”!

48th Min.: Tooooor for Frankfurt: Sow follows up for Eintracht and scores the 4:2 after an assist from Kamda.

46 min:

Werder appears directly in half of Frankfurt, but is not compelling enough in its offensive urge.

46 min:

6.20 p.m .:

And that was it with the first half in the Weser Stadium!

Referee Ittrich whistles for the break.

Werder must be accused of being too negligent in defense.

The Frankfurters, on the other hand, played off their speed and coldly exploited the defensive shortcomings of the green-whites.

45 min:

Referee Ittrich gives two extra minutes.

Will the sixth goal still fall in the first half?

43 min:

Werder now swimming?

The fast offensive men from Frankfurt show the Bremen defenders their limits.

Sometimes a player is danced out, sometimes he can only pant after the Eintracht kickers.

Werder Bremen vs. Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Jesper Lindström puts the "Adler" in the lead!

39 min: Goooooor for Frankfurt!

That's hard to believe.

After a big chance from Werder, Frankfurt started a quick counterattack.

Lindström shows his sprinter qualities and lets Pavlenka get out.

37 min:

Now Werder is willing to take the lead again.

However, a scene by Füllkrug in the Frankfurt penalty area is not completed consistently enough.

35 min:

Another corner for Frankfurt after Pavlenka could only clear a corner with his fist.

The ball comes into Bremen's penalty area and the defense clears it.

The new corner kick brings nothing, Kolo Muani only hits the side netting.

Werder Bremen vs. Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Kolo Muani equalizes!

33 minutes: Goooooor for Frankfurt!

What's going on here?!

Kolo Muani makes it 2-2.

The Eintracht striker makes the Werder defense look old and dances out three defenders.

And Pavlenka can't stop him either.

30 min:

First change of the game.

Leonardo Bittencourt has to leave the field injured, Werder midfielder Romano Schmid comes on for him.

27 minutes:

The huge chance for Frankfurt!

Lindström runs towards Pavlenka, who, however, can clear the ball in dire need and grabs the ball safely.

26 min:

Who lands the next punch?

The Frankfurters are by no means holding back and are pushing for an equaliser.

Werder, on the other hand, wants to make it 3-1, but can hardly free themselves from their own half.

23 minutes:

Double corner kick for Frankfurt.

First Pavlenka has to throw the ball out with his fists, on the second try the ball gets to Chandler, who, however, throws the ball out of the stadium.

22 min:

Now the game has really picked up speed.

The duels are gradually getting rougher, the offensive actions in both directions are increasing.

Frankfurt plays a free-kick into the Bremen penalty area in the person of Lindström, but it doesn't bring anything.

19 min:

Frankfurt scores the supposed 2: 2.

But referee Ittrich blows his whistle and Kamada's goal doesn't count.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Leonardo Bittencourt heads the green-whites in front!

17. Min: And again Tooooor for Werder!

After a free kick, Bittencourt heads the ball into the Frankfurt goal.

Trapp doesn't stand a chance.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Anthony Jung shoots the equalizer!

14 min:

12 min:

Another free kick for Werder, and the Bremen defense can clear up again.

10 min:

In the first ten minutes of the game Werder could not set any offensive accents.

So far a very quiet working day for Eintracht goalkeeper Kevin Trapp.

The Frankfurters, on the other hand, are pushing for the 2-0 and at least appear again and again in half of the green-whites.

8 minutes:

Frankfurt in the forward drive.

The "Adler" try it from the outside, but Kamada's cross into the Bremen penalty area finds no takers.

And a free kick from Frankfurt that followed shortly afterwards didn’t bring anything either.

5 min:

Of course Werder had imagined that very differently.

In return, the green-whites appear in Frankfurt's penalty area, but the compact defensive block of the "Adler" clears resolutely.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: Mario Götze gives Pavlenka no chance!

3. Min:

1. Min:

Referee Patrick Ittrich releases the game!

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt, here we go!

Werder Bremen vs. Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: the ball is rolling!

5:26 p.m .:

The Werder scarves are raised, the anthem is played.

Hardly a fan of the green and whites in the stadium who doesn't sing along!

The fans present, now the kickers on the lawn have to do more.

5.20 p.m .:

It starts in ten minutes!

Werder asks Frankfurt to a certainly hot football dance.

The weather couldn't be better.

The 41,000 fans in the Weser Stadium have gathered in the stands at 21 degrees, the mood is exuberant.

5:17 p.m .:

“We kept our self-confidence and our courage together,” said Clemens Fritz in an interview with DAZN presenter Laura Wontorra.

The ex-Werder player is of course referring to the 3-2 win in Dortmund and seems optimistic that the second win of the season against Frankfurt will follow.

"We want to get the courage onto the field and act together as a group," Fritz reveals the Green-Whites' match plan.

5:14 p.m .:

While Frankfurt has been waiting for a win for eleven Bundesliga games across the seasons, Werder has been without a win for seven home games in the football upper house.

The "home curse" should of course come to an end against Frankfurt.

With the offensive power of the last few games, that seems possible.

5:09 p.m .:

In general, Werder has already impressively demonstrated its last-minute qualities in the young season.

The green-whites have already scored four joker goals.

And: Werder's last three shots on goal all found their way into the goal.

It was Werder's miracle in Dortmund when Bremen scored their first goal in the 89th minute.

Will it be that exciting again today?

5:03 p.m .:

At Werder, of course, noble joker Oliver Burke is on everyone’s lips.

The lively Scot scored both of his goals of the season in the 5th minute of added time.

His rate couldn't be better.

He only needed two shots on goal for the two goals against Stuttgart and Dortmund.

4:59 p.m .:

Frankfurt have been without a win for eleven Bundesliga games across the season.

In this period there were seven draws and four defeats.

Now Oliver Glasner's team finally wants to overturn the buck.

Great expectations are placed not least on world champion Mario Götze.

The new man in the Main metropolis has scored six goals against Werder so far.

Götze has only shot more often against HSV (seven goals).

4:53 p.m .:

Patrick Ittrich is the referee for the game between Werder Bremen and Eintracht Frankfurt.

He is assisted by Sascha Thielert (first assistant) and Christian Gittelmann (second assistant), the fourth official is Max Burda.

Pascal Müller and Dominik Schaal are working on the video screens.

4:47 p.m .:

The balance of the last ten Bundesliga games between Werder and Frankfurt could not be more balanced.

Both teams have won three times each, and there have also been four draws.

As already mentioned, Werder kept the upper hand in the last meeting in the football upper house and won 2:1.

4:43 p.m .:

A good omen for Frankfurt?

Coach Oliver Glasner, who is celebrating his 48th birthday today, won both guest appearances in Bremen as coach of VfL Wolfsburg.

In the end there was a 2:1 and a 1:0 win.

4.40 p.m .:

So far, Werder Bremen has played Eintracht Frankfurt 102 times in the Bundesliga.

In the overall comparison, the green-whites are slightly ahead.

So far there have been 43 victories against the “Adler”.

In contrast, there are 23 draws and 36 defeats.

Werder Bremen against Eintracht Frankfurt in the live ticker: the line-ups are there!

4:36 p.m .:

The following nine players are on the Frankfurt bench: Ramaj (ET), Smolcic, Hasebe, Lenz, Chandler, Ebimbe, Borré, Alario, Knauff.

4:34 p.m .: And with this eleven, Frankfurt’s coach Oliver Glasner wants to take points from the Weser Stadium: Trapp – Pellegrini, Ndicka, Tuta, Jakic – Rode, Sow – Kamada, Götze, Lindström – Kolo Muani.

4:31 p.m .:

The following players take a seat on the Werder bench: Zetterer (ET), Stark, Buchanan, Agu, Burke, Schmid, Schmidt, Rapp, Gruev.

4:28 p.m .: The Werder lineup is here!

Ole Werner wants to win against Frankfurt with these men: Pavlenka - Weiser, Pieper, Veljkovic, Friedl, Jung - Groß, Bittencourt, Stage - Ducksch, Füllkrug.

4:15 p.m

.: The two clubs will soon announce their line-up.

3.45 p.m .:

The demo of the Werder Bremen fans has now arrived at the Weser Stadium.

Now the supporters are waiting for the stadium gates to open at 4 p.m.

15.25 Uhr: Der Fanmarsch darf nun doch fortgesetzt werden, ist jetzt offiziell allerdings eine Demo gegen Fanmarsch-Verbote. Das Bremer Ordnungsamt verbietet bereits seit einiger Zeit Fanmärsche vor und nach den Heimspielen des SV Werder. Da das Versammlungsrecht eine Demonstration zulässt, musste die Polizei die Anhänger doch weiterziehen lassen.

15.15 Uhr: Eigentlich wollten sich Hunderte Anhänger des SV Werder Bremen zu einem Fanmarsch vor dem Heimspiel gegen Eintracht Frankfurt treffen, doch daraus wird scheinbar nichts: Das Bremer Ordnungsamt erteilte dem sogenannten „Corteo“ eine Absage. Bereits am Montag hatte es eine entsprechende Verfügung gegeben. Trotz des Verbotes trafen sich mehrere Hundert Werder-Fans am Ziegenmarkt, der Fanmarsch setzte sich auch kurz in Bewegung, fand an der Ecke Heidelberger Straße jedoch ein jähes Ende. Über Lautsprecherdurchsagen wurden die Werder-Fans darüber informiert, dass der Weg zum Weserstadion nur in Kleingruppen fortgesetzt werden darf.

Der SV Werder Bremen im Live-Ticker gegen Eintracht Frankfurt: Anpfiff im Wohninvest Weserstadion ist um 17.30 Uhr, der Liveticker startet hier gegen 16.30 Uhr mit den Startelf-Aufstellungen beider Mannschaften. Alle Tore, News und Infos vom Bundesliga-Spiel gegen die SGE dann hier - alles live im Live-Ticker der DeichStube.

Weiter mit dem Vorbericht zu Werder Bremen gegen Eintracht Frankfurt:

Viel Rückenwind, aber keiner hebt ab: Werder Bremens Trainer Ole Werner warnt vor Eintracht Frankfurts „Wucht und Geschwindigkeit“

Der SV Werder Bremen trifft am Sonntag (15.30 Uhr im DeichStube-Liveticker) im Wohninvest Weserstadion auf Eintracht Frankfurt. Nach dem spektakulären 3:2-Sieg bei Borussia Dortmund wollen die in der Bundesliga noch ungeschlagenen Grün-Weißen im Heimspiel gegen die Hessen nachlegen. Der Vorbericht der DeichStube.

Bremen – Erst die Rückkehr in die Bundesliga, dann diese spektakuläre Aufholjagd zum 3:2-Rekordsieg bei Borussia Dortmund – Werder Bremen ist in Fußball-Deutschland, ach was, in Fußball-Europa in aller Munde. Ole Werner freut das, er hat seinen Emotionen am vergangenen Samstag in Dortmund auch freien Lauf gelassen, doch der Coach des SV Werder Bremen ist vor dem Heimspiel am Sonntag gegen Eintracht Frankfurt (17.30 Uhr im DeichStube-Liveticker) längst wieder in den Alltagsmodus zurückgekehrt: „Es hat sich nichts verändert. Ich habe immer noch die gleichen Arbeitszeiten und es größtenteils mit den gleichen Leuten zu tun. Und alles, was drumherum passiert, bekomme ich nur zu einem gewissen Teil mit und ist für mich auch nicht so relevant.“

Werder Bremen-Trainer Ole Werner über Eintracht Frankfurt: „Sie werden auch in dieser Saison eine gute Rolle spielen“

Sein Fokus liegt fast ausschließlich auf dem eigenen Team und damit auf der nächsten Aufgabe. Und die hat es in sich. „Eintracht Frankfurt ist amtierender Europapokalsieger“, betont Ole Werner ausdrücklich. Quasi für den Fall, dass das jemand vergessen haben sollte. Denn die Eintracht ist in dieser Saison nicht nur sieglos, sondern auch noch weit entfernt von ihrer Euro-Form. Mit zwei Zählern rangieren die Hessen im Tabellenkeller. „Sie werden auch in dieser Saison eine gute Rolle spielen“, prophezeit der Cheftrainer des SV Werder Bremen und warnt: „Was Wucht und Geschwindigkeit angeht, hebt sich die Eintracht in der Bundesliga noch mal von vielen Mannschaften ab.“

Werder Bremen-Trainer Ole Werner vor dem Heimspiel gegen Eintracht Frankfurt: „Wir müssen im eigenen Ballbesitz klar sein“

Deswegen fordert der Werder-Coach eine besondere Körperlichkeit von seinen Spielern, „du musst die Zweikämpfe richtig führen“. Das hat schon in Dortmund gut geklappt. Doch das allein reicht Ole Werner nicht aus. „Wir haben wieder die Möglichkeit, zu zeigen, dass wir auch gegen so eine körperlich präsente Mannschaft Fußball spielen können. Wir müssen im eigenen Ballbesitz klar sein und uns Torchancen erspielen.“ Es bleibt dabei: Werder Bremen will auch als Aufsteiger lieber agieren und nicht nur reagieren, wie es viele Mannschaften gegen vermeintlich bessere Teams machen.

Vor dem Saisonstart hatte es durchaus Zweifel daran gegeben, ob bei den Grün-Weißen die Qualität für diesen anspruchsvolleren Weg ausreicht. Und siehe da, das Kollektiv funktioniert. Die lange und intensive Vorbereitung zahlt sich aus. Werder Bremen war früher als die meisten Konkurrenten aus der Sommerpause gekommen, um nicht nur fit, sondern auch eingespielt zu sein. Die Automatismen im Angriff sind nicht zu übersehen. Der Ausgleich von Niklas Schmidt in Dortmund war von der Entstehung ebenso wenig ein Zufall wie der Siegtreffer von Oliver Burke. 

Werder Bremen gegen Eintracht Frankfurt: Trainer Ole Werner fordert weniger Gegentore

Es läuft also – und trotzdem gibt es auch ein Problem, ein nicht mal kleines. In den ersten drei Spielen der Bundesliga-Saison hat es hinten schon sechs Mal gescheppert, gleichmäßig verteilt auf alle Partien. Natürlich sei das in den vergangenen Tagen ein Thema gewesen, bestätigt Werner: „Du solltest nicht jede Woche zwei Gegentreffer bekommen, wenn du in der Liga punkten willst. Das kann zwar trotzdem gelingen, dazu haben wir die offensive Kraft. Aber es ist Aufgabe der gesamten Mannschaft und von uns als Trainer, die gute Defensivleistung zu noch weniger Gegentoren zu bringen.“ Dabei hat er speziell die Arbeit vor dem Strafraum im Blick. Beide Treffer in Dortmund resultierten aus Distanzschüssen, auch Stuttgart war so ein Mal gegen Werder Bremen erfolgreich gewesen. „Das können wir besser machen“, findet Ole Werner.

Schon gelesen? Das könnte die Startelf-Aufstellung von Werder Bremen gegen Eintracht Frankfurt sein!

Werder Bremen feierte seinen letzten Bundesliga-Heimsieg Ende Februar 2021 gegen Eintracht Frankfurt

Am Osterdeich lehnt sich also niemand zurück. Zwar wird in diesen Tagen beim Training des SV Werder Bremen auffällig viel gelacht, aber dabei angeblich keineswegs in den Rückspiegel geschaut. „Dortmund war auf dem Platz und in der Kabine kein großes Gesprächsthema mehr, es ging nur noch um Eintracht Frankfurt“, sagt Ole Werner. Doch so ganz will er den Coup des vergangenen Wochenendes dann doch noch wegschieben. „Natürlich nehmen wir den Rückenwind gerne mit.“

But that's why no one picks up.

Rather, everything is done to continue on the road to success.

And February 26, 2021 should soon no longer be the day on which

’s last win in the

was celebrated in the Wohninvest Weser Stadium.

By the way, the opponent at the time was called

– so that would fit.

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