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17:45
Tooor for Werder Bremen, 1: 1 by Anthony Jung
With the first degree, Werder equalizes! After their first corner, the hosts settle in front because Frankfurt cannot clear up properly twice. At some point, the ball falls 16 meters from the goal of Anthony Jung and the 30-year-old, quick-witted, immediately pulls the trigger. His low shot hits right next to the left post, Kevin Trapp stretches in vain.
13.
17:45
Apart from the goal, nothing has happened in the penalty areas. A Pellegrini free-kick from the left half-field is easily defended by the SVW defence.
10
17:42
Werder Bremen are clearly trying to take command here and currently have a lot of ball possession. However, the guests are still often a bit faster or more alert and emit more danger.
7.
17:41
For Mario Götze it was the first Bundesliga goal since December 20, 2019 (at that time for Borussia Dortmund at 1899 Hoffenheim). In the fourth game for Eintracht, Götze just fired his very first shot on goal and found the goal straight away.
6.
17:39
The SVW tries to react quickly, but has no security in the game at all and always gives the ball back quickly in hectic actions.
4.
17:38
The Hessians have a first little birthday present for their coach after less than two minutes! Bremen acted very pomadig defensively and offered little resistance to the SBU.
2.
17:34
Tooor for Eintracht Frankfurt, 0:1 by Mario Götze
The guests get off to a dream start! Werder is actually countering, but Rode intervenes strongly and turns the tables! Randal Kolo Muani pulls out to the left of the baseline at high speed, gets through there strongly, but also quite easily against Amos Pieper and then finds Mario Götze in the backcourt. The 30-year-old has a lot of space 18 meters in front of the goal, still takes the ball and then nets it low on the left. Keeper Jiří Pavlenka didn’t react at all, but he didn’t have a clear view either.
2.
17:33
Incidentally, SBU coach Oliver Glasner is celebrating his 48th birthday today. Can his team give him a threesome for the day of honor?
1.
17:31
The ball rolls! As usual, the hosts play in green and white, Frankfurt wears red.
17:19
The referee of the game is Patrick Ittrich. Sascha Thielert and Christian Gittelmann assist on the sidelines and Pascal Müller is responsible for the video evidence.
17:05
Guest coach Oliver Glasner was optimistic despite the slow start ahead of the second away game of the season. “We’re going there with self-confidence and with the intention of playing a good game and taking three points,” said the Austrian, who expects “a solid team” in Bremen, for which he has great respect. “Even if Werder are promoted, they have a lot of Bundesliga experience in their ranks and a good playing system,” said Glasner, but also identified a weakness in the opponent: “So far, they have always conceded two goals. They attack with many players, offer but also space and spaces.”
16:53
The hosts were of course very euphoric after the historic success at BVB, where they were the first club in the history of the Bundesliga to be able to win after 89 minutes from being down 2-0. Ole Werner now wants to take advantage of this. “We don’t want to put it off at all, we want to take the momentum with us and get involved with new things,” said the Werder coach, who sees a tricky task ahead of his team. “Eintracht Frankfurt is the reigning European Cup winner and has a team with great power and very high individual quality. A team with national and international demands is coming towards us. It’s a team to be reckoned with,” believes Werner.
16:40
Regarding the line-ups: After the brilliant coup in Dortmund, Ole Werner sees no reason for personnel changes and for the first time this season sends the same starting eleven out onto the pitch twice in a row. Oliver Glasner makes a change to the guests. For the recently weak Rafael Borré, the Japanese Daichi Kamada starts somewhat surprisingly, about whom it was reported a few hours before the game that he had agreed on a change with Benfica Lisbon.
16:31
The start of the season for the two teams went very differently. Werder got off to a dream start as a promoted team and are still undefeated. Most recently, the Hanseatic League shone with the historic 3-2 comeback win in Dortmund, where they were still 2-0 down until the 89th minute. Europa League champion Eintracht Frankfurt, on the other hand, is still without a win after three games. After the swatter in the opening game against Bayern, the SGE did not get past a 1-1 draw against Hertha and Cologne.
4:30 p.m
Hello and welcome to the second game of this Bundesliga Sunday! At the end of the fourth match day, Werder Bremen welcomes Eintracht Frankfurt at 5:30 p.m. in the Weser Stadium!