“Bremen have proven that they have a great team,” said Schultz, but did not hide the fact that both coaches are not completely satisfied with the result. “All in all you have to say that so much has happened that in the end both teams are unhappy and would have liked to have gotten the three points. But a point is not unimportant either.”
Ziereis was more annoyed by the one or two unfortunate referee decisions against St. Pauli in what he considered to be a “deserved division of points”: “But we have to accept them.”
Werders Agu: “Every point will be important in the end”
Werner saw Werder at an advantage overall: “If you look at the game as a whole, St. Pauli also had good phases.” Goal scorer Füllkrug spoke of dominance, but above all criticized the evaluation of chances – including his own: “In the first half, we lacked the final luck, or the quality. We could have scored at least three goals, then we would have one good job done.”
So be it, said defender Felix Agu, whose handball had no effect on the equalizer: “We’ll take every point, every point will be important in the end.”
Next opponents Sandhausen and Nuremberg
While St. Pauli has to score points in Sandhausen next Saturday (1.30 p.m. / NDR Livecenter), Bremen are expecting 1.FC Nürnberg at the same time on Sunday, who will certainly appear in the Weserstadion with a lot of confidence after beating SV Darmstadt 98 . And then it’s on to Schalke 04, who have to defend their lead in the table next week in Darmstadt.
“Now the hot phase begins, now it feels like everyone aspiring to promotion is playing against everyone else,” said Bremen’s Marco Friedl, who returned home with a broken nose after a duel with Jakov Medic (66th). “What was unfortunate today, we’ll try to do better then.”