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Avoid suffering: Werder finally wants to tear something again against Bayern – but how?

2023-05-06T01:46:47.651Z


SV Werder Bremen welcomes FC Bayern Munich to the Wohninvest Weser Stadium on Saturday (6:30 p.m., DeichStube live ticker). Can the green-whites manage a surprise against the current Bundesliga leaders? The preliminary report of the DeichStube.


SV Werder Bremen welcomes FC Bayern Munich to the Wohninvest Weser Stadium on Saturday (6:30 p.m., DeichStube live ticker).

Can the green-whites manage a surprise against the current Bundesliga leaders?

The preliminary report of the DeichStube.

Bremen – The working day began with a serenade.

Not for anyone, but for the head coach of

SV Werder Bremen

.

After all,

Ole Werner

celebrated his 35th birthday on Thursday.

And so his players tried out a little singing on the training ground.

The challenge that awaits you on Saturday at 6.30 p.m. (in the DeichStube live ticker) is much more difficult.

Somehow they should manage

to defeat

FC Bayern Munich .

Finally again.

Various teams at

SV Werder Bremen

have been trying to do just that for more than 14 years, but they all failed.

If the record champion remains unbeaten in the 27th duel in a row, that would be a new Bundesliga record.

One that really nobody on the Weser is keen on.

Some season ticket holders are already announcing, partly jokingly, partly seriously, that they will not be able to attend the next painful visit to a home game against

FC Bayern Munich

.

However, Ole Werner

recommends coming to the sold-out Wohninvest Weserstadion again this time.

Werder Bremen against FC Bayern Munich in the live ticker: Ole Werner calls on the team to be grippy and uncomfortable

"It would be very annoying if things turned out differently and he wasn't there that day," says

Ole Werner

with a smile.

“Football is also so popular because there are always these stories.

It's clear that when you play as a promoted player against a top international team like Bayern, not too many people are counting on you beforehand.

Nevertheless, you can always get into a position where, with a bit of luck, something works in the end.

But we have to do that with our own performance first," says the coach of

SV Werder Bremen

, who will have to do without top scorer Niclas Füllkrug against Bayern.

Ole Werner

has a clear idea of ​​how his own appearance against

FC Bayern Munich

should look

like: "As a team, we have to be grippy and uncomfortable, look for our chances where the opponents might allow them," says the head coach of

SV Werder Bremen

.

"For us it's all about the basics of football: compactness, tackling, supporting each other.

But even if you do that 100 percent, there will still be situations where a team of this quality still has solutions.

That's when it's important to have a certain mental stability.” Which is undoubtedly easier said than done – even though Bremen have shown more than once this season that they can cope with setbacks.

However, they have already collected a few too many of them.

In terms of the table, the starting position with a seven-point lead over the relegation place is still relatively pleasant.

Werder Bremen against FC Bayern Munich in the live ticker: Bremen's last home win was in October 2006

Clemens Fritz

, today's head of professional football at

SV Werder Bremen

, was still there as an active player when the green-whites last played against

FC Bayern Munich in front of their own supporters

won.

That's even a little longer ago than the start of the current horror series.

On October 21, 2006, there was an exciting 3-1 win in which not only did the crowd's favorite Diego score, but a certain Pierre Womé also scored a free-kick goal that is well worth seeing.

The images are no longer quite present in Fritz' memory.

"To be honest, I don't have fond memories of the games against Bayern," he admits.

But of course he knows what has to come together so that the almost overwhelming Munich can actually be taken by surprise.

"You need a good day, you have to go beyond your performance limit," the 42-year-old enumerates.

"You have to play boldly and have confidence in yourself - then you can beat Bayern."

This is how the starting line-up of SV Werder Bremen against FC Bayern Munich could look like

!

As is well known, not everything was running smoothly at the industry leader.

There was the end of the DFB Cup, later also in the Champions League.

The coach had already been swapped before, and Thomas Tuchel is now in charge instead of Julian Nagelsmann.

In the league there was a 2-0 win against bottom Hertha BSC, but before that FC

Bayern Munich

showed weaknesses against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim (1-1) and FSV Mainz 05 (1-3).

So does the front runner actually offer a little more attack surface than usual?

"It's always difficult when you talk about weaknesses in a team like this," emphasizes

Ole Werner

.

"When we talk about the fact that they lost in Mainz, it is also true that they should have been 3-0 or 4-0 up after half an hour.

It was similar against Hoffenheim.

We will also depend on the opponent not having their most effective tag.

But we will have to do something for that," said the

SV Werder Bremen

coach .

This is how fans can watch the Bundesliga game between SV Werder Bremen and FC Bayern Munich live on TV and in the live stream!

Werder Bremen against FC Bayern Munich in the live ticker: Bremen have always conceded at least two goals

Above all,

SV Werder Bremen

must prevent goals.

In the past eight games, there have always been at least two goals conceded, which is not exactly the best omen for the game against Bayern.

Keeping the zero seems almost impossible.

"It's possible, but not easy," says Werner, who once again points out the basic virtues of football in this context.

So that it might actually be something with a positively special game against the big

FC Bayern Munich

.

"I remember cup finals between the two clubs and also the fact that Werder once won the championship trophy in Munich," he says.

"But that was a long time ago." The latter even a whopping 19 years, to be exact.

Young

Ole Werner

had just celebrated his 16th birthday four days earlier.

(mbu)

Source: merkur

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