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Sebastian Kehl (in the mixed zone): “I would say that it was a bit more even in the second half but overall we hardly allowed the opposition any chances. And the dominance we perhaps had in the first half or for 60 minutes then got lost a little bit. But that’s not a criticism today, it’s ultimately also down to a Hoffenheim team that then threw everything forward once again and threw their physicality at us. They have won all their away matches. I thought we performed very, very well.”

#BMGSCF: Match reaction After the Foals’ 3-0 defeat to SC Freiburg, we have the reactions of...

Jess Thorup was forced into some changes from the 3-1 win in Wolfsburg. Top goalscorer Ermedin Demirović was suspended, meaning Elvis Rexhbecaj came into the XI and took the captain’s armband from him too. Robert Gumny suffered a torn ACL in training during the week and is now set for several months on the sidelines.

That doesn’t matter. We’re here to cover the team and we’re gonna do it well. No matter what the outcome ends up being.

Reaction from the VfB camp after the 3-3 draw with 1. FC Heidenheim.

Goals: 1:0 Becker (30.), 2:0 Becker (37.), 2:1 Niakaté (41.), 2:2 Bruma (51.), 2: 3 (André Castro (90.+4)

Marco Reus (to Sky): “I had two or three good opportunities beforehand (editor’s note: the goal), but I wasn’t in a good position vis-à-vis the ball. The goal was a bit typical. We don’t need to talk about the fact that I was also a bit lucky. We had a few changes and still managed to make a super start to the game. Hats off! There was a lot of movement in the final third. Jamie (Bynoe-Gittens) played outstandingly, Muki (Youssoufa Moukoko) also did very well. It was a very good performance, the second half a bit less so. We didn’t give away much. That’s why it was a deserved win.”

Foals beaten by SC Freiburg Borussia suffered a 3-0 defeat to SC Freiburg on Matchday 27...

On Saturday afternoon, SV Werder Bremen fell to a 2-0 defeat against VfL Wolfsburg at the wohninvest WESERSTADION. The first half remained goalless up until added time, where Lacroix opened the scoring for the visitors (45’ +4). Werder also headed into the break a man down after Anthony Jung was handed a straight red card for a foul on Behrens (44’). Wolfsburg then put their foot on the gas and seized control of the second half, doubling their lead in the 84th minute through Majer to put the game to bed.

Arne Maier: “Although we’re now unbeaten in five games, we’re going home with mixed feelings. We were the better team, had more chances and dominated the game in the second half in particular – we desperately wanted the win and threw everything at them at the end. Ultimately, we were just lacking a bit of luck. Nonetheless, it’s another point gained and we’ll take the positives as we look to the future now.”