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Ralph Hasenhüttl was dissatisfied with the support in the stands after the opening defeat in the Bundesliga.
Despite taking the lead at one point, VfL Wolfsburg suffered a narrow 2:3 home defeat against German record champions Bayern Munich (match report >>>).
Shortly after the final whistle, the Austrian expressed criticism of the fans in the stadium on the “Dazn microphone”: “It is only possible together. Sometimes it was just too quiet for me. When my boys throw themselves completely into every duel, when we turn the game around, then there was a brief atmosphere. Then we concede the second goal and then it’s all cemetery again!”
He also stressed: “That can’t be! We have to help the boys who believe in themselves and we have to make the fans believe in us too. We played a great game against a very strong team.” The “Wolves” showed a strong performance, but in the end they didn’t get anything out of it.
Wolfsburg’s next match is on August 31st with the away game against newly promoted Holstein Kiel (from 3.30 p.m. in the LIVE TICKER>>>)
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1. FC Cologne and the SC Freiburg 0-0 draw on the 32nd Bundesliga matchday.
Although Freiburg is still fighting for a European starting place, the game is more reminiscent of a meeting between two relegated teams.
The game turns into a battlefield within a short time. Lots of tough duels, few football treats.
The “Effzeh” gave everything for the whole 90 minutes to stop Breisgauer’s game and be dangerous himself.
A Sorcerer on the line prevents the issue
The many crosses from the 17th record. often too inaccurate and do not find a buyer. Freiburg goalkeeper Atubolu also had a fantastic evening.
Kainz, Tigges, Waldschmidt – no matter who tries, the goal will not fall. He has the biggest opportunity in the game Frankfurt Alidou on loan. In the 70th minute of the game, after a pass from Tigges, the 22-year-old player finished free at the five points, but he also failed because of Atubolu.
The last offensive will bring nothing so the “Effzeh” has to hope. The relegation could be official as early as Sunday. That is when 1. FSV Mainz gets an away win in Heidenheim.
Freiburg are still seventh in the table and fighting for victory Europe but more and more pressure from behind.
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2024-05-04 18:41:31
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[골닷컴] Reporter Lee Jeong-bin = Bayern Munich suffered a humiliating defeat on the away trip to Heidenheim. They scored two goals first, but conceded three goals in the second half and lost the game. Kim Min-jae, who started for the first time in five games, received the highest rating in defense, but left a mark by providing an excuse for conceding a goal in the second half.
Bayern Munich lost 2-3 in the away game in the 28th round of the German Bundesliga in the 2023-24 season against Heidenheim held at the Boyce Arena in Heidenheim, Germany at 22:30 pm (Korean time) on the 6th. Kim Min-jae, who played full-time, had no choice but to look at the shocking defeat.
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The home team Heidenheim played in a 4-2-3-1 formation. Kevin Mueller took the last stand. Jonas Förenbach, Benedict Gimber, Patrick Mainka, and Omar Traore formed the back four. Lennart Maloney and Jan Schöpner formed the waist line in the third line. Janniklas Beste, Andrian Beck, and Eren Dink led the attack from the second line. Tim Kleindienst was named to the front line.
The away team, Bayern Munich, also responded with the same 4-2-3-1. Sven Ulreich dons the gloves. Alphonso Davis, Minjae Kim, Dayot Upamecano, and Jojua Kimmich combined at the back. Leon Goretzka and Konrad Reimer supported offense and defense in midfield. Harry Kane led the attack along with second-line players Jamal Musiala, Thomas Müller, and Serge Gnabry.
Darmstadt had an opportunity during a corner kick situation in the 12th minute of the first half, but Minjae Kim lowered his stance and blocked the opponent’s shot. Minjae Kim made the first effective shot with his head from Bayern Munich’s corner kick in the 14th minute of the first half. In the 26th minute of the first half, Müller passed the opposing defender in the Heidenheim camp and shot, but the Heidenheim defense blocked it with his body.
The game was going at a frustrating pace, but Bayern Munich took the upper hand thanks to Kane’s shot in the 38th minute of the first half. Kane, who received Gnabry’s pass, hit the net with a precise right-footed volley. In the 45th minute of the first half, Gnabry headed a cross from the left side by Davis, widening the gap for Bayern Munich.
Bayern Munich took the lead and put pressure on Heidenheim with goals from Kane and Gnabry. At the back, the defense, led by Kim Min-jae, blocked Heidenheim’s attack, and Bayern Munich finished the first half with perfect offense and defense.
In the 4th minute of the second half, the shot that Musiala attempted after successfully breaking through the right side was blocked by the opposing defender and did not result in a score. In the 5th minute of the second half, Kevin Sessa, who dug into the space behind Bayern Munich, scored a redemption goal. In the 6th minute of the second half, Kleindienst leapt forward to score a cross from the left side with his right foot.
In the 11th minute of the second half, Kane took the opportunity due to an opponent’s mistake and tried to shoot, but the shot was weak and goalkeeper Müller easily caught it. In the 14th minute of the second half, Gnabry had a chance to shoot through Müller and Kane, but Gnabry’s shot missed and the opportunity was canceled one after another. Matisse Tell, a substitute in the 23rd minute of the second half, attempted a shot in front of the goal that did not go past goalkeeper Müller.
In the 27th minute of the second half, Sessa headed a corner kick from Beste, threatening Bayern Munich. In the 30th minute of the second half, Beste’s left-footed free kick went slightly over the crossbar. In the 34th minute of the second half, Heidenheim attacked the space behind Bayern Munich and turned the game around with Kleindienst scoring an additional goal. Afterwards, the score remained the same and Heidenheim achieved a come-from-behind victory.
Kim Min-jae, who started as a starter for the first time in five games, showed good performance in the first half. Whenever the opponent attacked, he took the appropriate defensive position and blocked the crisis. In his offensive situations, he used his strengths, physicality and passing ability, to support his teammates. He was seen crossing the center line several times to join the attack, and served as the starting point for Kane’s first goal.
However, in the second half, there were a series of shaky performances. In the first goal conceded, losing the battle for air superiority became the excuse for conceding the goal, and in the second goal conceded, the opponent’s attacker’s movements were missed and criticism was inevitable. In the end, Heidenheim scored three goals in the second half alone, breaking down the Bayern Munich defense held by Minjae Kim and achieving a historic victory.
Football statistics media ‘Foot Mob’ gave Kim Min-jae a rating of 7.2 points. He was highly praised for having the most successful passes (89) and successful competitions (11) from the rear. Although he received the highest rating in defense, Kim Min-jae bowed his head with unsatisfactory results.
2024-04-06 20:30:30
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RB Leipzig also couldn’t stop leaders Bayer Leverkusen in the German Bundesliga. Xaver Schlager and Co. were in the lead twice in the top game of the 18th round on Saturday, including an assist from the ÖFB team player, but left the field as a 2-3 loser after a late goal from Piero Hincapie (91st). Thanks to their fifth competitive game win in a row, Leverkusen are currently seven points ahead of their pursuers Bayern Munich, who are two games behind.
“Lower Austrian duel” ends in a draw
Leipzig, without a win in three games, missed the jump to fourth place and was unable to benefit from a 1-0 defeat by third-placed VfB Stuttgart at VfL Bochum. Fifth-placed Borussia Dortmund drew level with the “Bulls” on points thanks to a clear 4-0 win at 1. FC Köln. Frankfurt stayed in sixth place, but missed out on their second win in a row with a 2-2 draw at bottom side SV Darmstadt after the return of ÖFB team striker Sasa Kalajdzic to the German upper house.
The 26-year-old managed “one and a half” assists. On the other hand, central defender Christoph Klarer – the Böheimkirchner with SKN past – saved his team from defeat with a goal in the 95th minute. Seventh-placed SC Freiburg drew level with Frankfurt on points with a 3-2 win against eighth-placed TSG Hoffenheim. 1. FC Heidenheim (9th) and VfL Wolfsburg (10th) shared the points in a 1-1 draw.
Baumgartner as Joker
Leipzig took the lead with a remarkable goal from Xavi Simons, who was served by Schlager (8th). After Nathan Tella’s equalizer (47th), it was Lois Openda (56th) who made the home fans celebrate again. Jonathan Tah (63′), who also prevailed against hitters after a standard situation, and Hincapie turned things around. Like last week, Leverkusen only managed to score the winning goal in stoppage time. The unbeaten streak has now been extended to 27 league games. The downer was the absence of Jeremie Frimpong due to injury. Nicolas Seiwald played for Leipzig until the 74th minute, when Waldviertler Christoph Baumgartner was substituted.
First goal in the 17th Bundesliga game
Everything went according to plan for Frankfurt in Darmstadt. Kalajdzic initiated Niels Nkounkou’s first goal (33′) and provided exemplary preparatory work for Ansgar Knauff (51′) to make it 2-0, who just had to push the ball over the line. Julian Justvan (61′) created tension with the connecting goal and when Kalajdzic (until the 89′) had already been replaced, Klarer secured the home side a point. The 23-year-old central defender shone at the other end of the field as a goal getter in the penalty area, converting a cross with his left. For the ex-ÖFB U21 team player it was the first goal in the 17th game in the upper house.
Nevertheless, the winless streak of the bottom of the table, tied behind Mainz and Cologne, has now reached eleven games. Frankfurt, on the other hand, got seven points from the last three games, with Kalajdzic’s comeback in the Bundesliga last being a 1-0 win in Leipzig. Like Kalajdzic, Florian Grillitsch also managed an assist. Maximilian Beier used a long shot from the central defender to make it 2-2 for Hoffenheim (77). A little later there was nothing to celebrate, as Roland Sallai (85th) became the match winner for Freiburg. Michael Gregoritsch, who played through the attack, was also happy about that.
Sabitzer in the Dortmund starting eleven
Dortmund were safe in Cologne even without the missing Mats Hummels and Emre Can. Donyell Malen (12th, 61st), Niclas Füllkrug (58th/penalty) and Youssouffa Moukoko (92nd) ensured clear conditions in favor of Dortmund, where Jadon Sacho made his starting eleven comeback after his return from Manchester United and also Marcel Sabitzer began. For Cologne, Dejan Ljubicic was replaced in the 62nd minute, Florian Kainz was in action until the 74th minute.
When it rains chocolate
The only goal in Bochum was scored by 28-year-old Slovakian Matus Bero (50th). Kevin Stöger was missing from the winners, who were in twelfth place, due to illness. The game was interrupted for around 60 minutes including the break because fan banners had blocked the escape routes. The game was able to continue after the unusually long break. Protests against the German Football League’s investor plans were also held in the form of posters and banners in other stadiums, including insults against the DFL. In Cologne there was also a break of more than seven minutes after chocolate coins were thrown in the twelfth minute.