BVB goalkeeper praises Bavaria and attacks its own team
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Roman Bürki didn’t want to leave the 0: 4 against Hoffenheim just like that
Source: dpa / Bernd Thissen
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Borussia Dortmund can be disassembled in Hoffenheim’s own stadium. Goalkeeper Roman Bürki becomes clear after the final whistle. The Swiss consider this non-performance to be unacceptable.
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PCommon humiliation for Borussia Dortmund, big show for Hoffenheim’s Andrej Kramaric: thanks to the four goals of the Croatian attacker (8./30./48./50./Foulelfmeter), the Kraichgauers are spared the Europa League qualification.
With the coup at the completely indisposed Borussia, the outsider managed to jump to sixth place on the last day of the Bundesliga season, which guarantees the direct entry into the group phase of the continental competition.
In contrast, the team of BVB coach Lucien Favre goes into the summer break with a memorable defeat, which should fuel new doubts about the character strength of the team. The sobering balance in the ghost games since the Corona break shows just how much the normally inspiring atmosphere of Borussia’s own full stadium is missing. Three of the five games ended in defeat.
Instead of going into the summer break halfway satisfied, the question once again arises whether this team with their coach Lucien Favre is capable of really big things. While FC Bayern hurried from victory to victory as a fixed champion, BVB got under the wheels.
“It’s not OK”
The players also don’t seem to be sure whether it can go on like this. “Bavaria has this absolute winner mentality,” said goalkeeper Roman Bürki at Sky and added meaningfully: “Maybe we sometimes have the wrong mentality and the wrong attitude.”
For this Saturday, Bürki could confidently cancel that. Almost without resistance, the Dortmunders surrendered to their fate and only escaped an even higher defeat with luck. And so Bürki became even clearer.
“Already after the first 45 minutes you noticed that there was a team on the pitch that wanted and had to. And one who doesn’t feel like it, ”the Swiss ruthlessly analyzed:“ That’s not okay. It is an important game. We should all be happy to play here. “
The statements are less likely to be received by coach Favre. Bürki’s compatriot played down the defeat. Although his team did not play well and “distributed too many gifts”, Favre does not seem to think much of a deeper analysis: “We will soon forget that. We still achieved our goal and ended up number two. We played a good season. ”
However, one in which Dortmund wanted to become champions and not second, 13 points behind.
