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SV Werder Bremen

A surprising long-distance runner and the sprint to a record

The last break of the Bundesliga is underway before the final nine games are played. We used the week without a game to take a look at the Werder players. Most readers will know that Niclas Füllkrug is the top goalscorer in the league with 15 goals, but here are some statistics that should be less familiar to some.

VfL Bochum 1848

Not at the races in the Black Forest

There are days when not much goes right and VfL experienced such a day this Saturday in Freiburg. The home team deservedly won the match 3-0 and above that, Kostas Stafylidis and head coach Thomas Reis have been sent off. Time to forget this day.

FC Augsburg

Frankfurt away on a Saturday afternoon

This means that just matchdays 31 to 33 are yet to be published, with all matchday 34 games to be played on a Saturday afternoon at 15:30 CEST. FCA’s final game is away at Borussia Mönchengladbach.

FC Bayern München

Gladbach striker Marcus Thuram addresses Bayern Munich rumors

Thuram recently addressed the Bayern Munich links to French outlet L’Equipe (via @iMiaSanMia). For now, he’s not interested in thinking about what lies ahead for him after Borussia Monchengladbach. His current contract with Die Fohlen runs only through June 2023, though, and without discussions about a renewal at Gladbach, he’ll soon be free to negotiate with other clubs for his next contract.

SC Freiburg

Heading north in search of points

SC, meanwhile, have dealt well with the added workload that comes with competing in the Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Europa League, and remain on track to qualify for Europe once again. The final weeks of the season will be crucial in determining where the team end the season. “We have achieved the maximum possible for us at the moment. We’re very satisfied with how things have gone so far, but are still ambitious enough to say that we’re heading to Bremen looking to win again,” said Christian Streich.

Hertha Berlin

“We have to stick together”

Hertha tried everything, didn’t give up and fought to the end, but at the end of the game, the team return to Berlin with nothing having lost 3-0 in Frankfurt. In part, this was due to the good form of the hosts and their excellent striker Randal Kolo Muani, but also due to a first 45 minutes which, all in all, were not good enough. “We were still asleep in the first half, Frankfurt were the better team. If we let the game get away from us like that up until half time, it will always be incredibly difficult here,” said Florian Niederlechner, who was critical of the performance after his first start in a Hertha shirt. “The coach found clear words in the dressing room and had the expectation that we would show a difficult side of us. After that, we were more in the game and had our chances.” Even if the mood is not good after four straight defeats in the New Year, the new signing appealed to the importance of togetherness. “After the game, it is difficult to stay positive. But, we have to stick together; if we do that, then I am certain that we will be able to get out of this hole we’re in.”  herthabsc.com has summarised the intial reaction to the game in Frankfurt.

TSG Hoffenheim

Tickets for the away sector in Freiburg available via box office

Friday Tickets for the away sector in Freiburg available via box office 1,500 Hoffenheim fans will...

RB Leipzig

Benjamin Henrichs speaks to us before the Dortmund game

Interview with RBL defender Benny Henrichs before tomorrow’s DFB-Pokal quarterfinal

1. FSV Mainz 05

Maxim Leitsch: From front to back

At VfL Bochum, Maxim Leitsch was a regular starter, a top performer and a leader at the back and many were surprised when the 24-year-old left for Bundesliga rivals FSV Mainz. “Everyone used to say that I would never leave Bochum because all of my family are from that neck of the woods,” explained the new centre-back in a press conference after Mainz’s training session on Tuesday.

VfB Stuttgart

“We have our fans behind us”

After scoring his first goal of the season at Bochum, Hiroki Ito is looking ahead to Saturday’s match against Borussia Dortmund with optimism.