Ex-Unioner Andrich breaks the spell
The sticking point of the game was the lead by ex-Unioner Andrich, then Berlin pushed for an equalizer and Bayer used the space that was available with fast-paced football and quick switching games. “From then on, the team played more freely, the lightness came back“said Bayer manager Rolfes. The 30,211 spectators got to see it.”what you want to see from us. We must continue like this“Rolfes stressed.
Bayer defender Mitchell Bakker spoke of a confident coaching performance: “During the break, the coach just said: ‘Wait! Our chances will come. Be patient.’ We stayed patient. And you can see that we have enough quality. You could see that with the goals. And you could see that we also enjoyed it on the pitch.“