Werder Bremen against FC Augsburg in the live ticker – Bundesliga LIVE

Created: 09/09/2022, 17:34

By: Daniel Cotaeus

Werder Bremen in the live ticker against FC Augsburg: Coach Ole Werner is hot for the home game against FCA.

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SV Werder Bremen in the live ticker against FC Augsburg: All goals, news and information from the sixth Bundesliga match day - all live in the live ticker of the DeichStube.

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Werder Bremen

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in the

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The kick-off in Bremen's Weser Stadium is at 8.30 p.m., the live

starts here at around 7.30 p.m. with the

both teams.

All

, news and information from the

game are available here

live ticker

.

Werder Bremen vs. FC Augsburg - the preliminary report:

Climbing in a controlled manner: Werder Bremen wants to set the pace against FC Augsburg - and could improve to fifth place

to the

Wohninvest

on Matchday 6

(Friday, 8:30 p.m. in the

).

This is how coach Ole Werner wants to crack

- the preliminary report of the DeichStube.

They both meant the same topic, only their way of addressing it differed greatly.

"In the course of the season so far, you've had problems creating clear chances to score," said Werder coach

on Thursday in his usual matter-of-fact tone about upcoming opponents

.

Its striker Florian Niederlechner had put his team's meager offensive in a nutshell a few days earlier: "Even if you put Lewandowski in the front, he wouldn't score because we didn't have a chance." On Friday evening (from 8.30 p.m. in the

) the Augsburgers, who have the weakest attack in the league with only three goals scored this season, are 16th in the table.

in Bremen and want to end their doldrums - but

also beckons a very pleasant snapshot.

Werder Bremen vs. FC Augsburg - Ole Werner: "I expect an opponent who plays very physically"

If they beat

would

increase their points tally to eleven and thus - at least temporarily - move up to fifth place in the table.

"Every point you get helps you, of course," said Werner, but quickly wiped the table away in his mind, "because its significance is still very, very limited even after six games".

In addition, the Bremen coach is certain that his team will have a lot of work to do against Augsburg.

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"I expect an opponent who plays very physically in terms of defensive organization.

They didn't allow too many chances to score on the previous matchdays," said Werner about coach Enrico Maassen's team, which recently suffered three defeats in a row.

"But I never had the feeling that they didn't stand a chance,"

stated.

Werder Bremen vs. FC Augsburg: "But if a game gets wild, that's usually not a good sign for us"

Above all, the 34-year-old expects his pros against

“that we play a controlled game”.

If the structure on the pitch is right,

have "good cards" to win games.

"But if a game gets wild, that's usually not a good sign for us," said Werner - and emphasized: "Setting the pace on the pitch is a very central question for us.

That will also be the main task against Augsburg.”

Around 41,000 spectators in the sold-out Weser Stadium will

follow live under floodlights

whether

Ole Werner

is particularly looking forward to.

"Actually, I'm not a big fan of evening games, because when I wake up in the morning I want to play right away," said the coach, but then added: "I'm really looking forward to the atmosphere in the stadium.

We still have proper floodlights in the stadium.

It's always nice when they're on fire and you can see it as you approach the stadium.

That's a special feeling for everyone.” And certainly not a bad start to an evening that should end with the first home win of the season.

(dco)