SV Werder Bremen

The board of SV Werder Bremen has taken an important step for the future of the Green-Whites and secured a strategic partner for the club. A regional consortium, comprising companies and private individuals with long-standing ties to Werder, is making €38 million available to the club as part of a capital injection. In return for the money, the newly-founded enterprise will receive around 18 percent in the shares in SV Werder Bremen GmbH & Co. KGaA.

SV Werder are motivated by the historic 1-0 win over FC Bayern last week to turn in a repeat performance. At the press conference ahead of the upcoming home game against SC Freiburg on Saturday afternoon at 15:30 CET, head coach Ole Werner spoke about an opponent who will pose a different challenge to his players.

SV Werder Bremen began their preparations for their first home game of the New Year against SC Freiburg on Wednesday morning, 24.01.2024. Whilst Ole Werner’s coaching staff put the players through their paces on the training pitch, Mitchell Weiser, Niklas Stark and Cimo Röcker were working individually.

At the weekend, Marco Friedl’s phone would not stop ringing. The 25-year-old received countless congratulations after the sensational 1-0 win over FC Bayern. “Lots of people messaged me,” said the Austrian in the Mixed Zone on Wednesday. “It’s not every day that you beat Bayern.” Despite the huge win, the captain is also looking to the future and wants to back up the performance in Munich against SC Freiburg at the weekend.

The game against Bayern München on Sunday afternoon represented a huge task for Nick Woltemade. Standing in for Marvin Ducksch – suspended for the Bayern game after accruing five yellows for the season – the towering German under-21 international was brought in to give Werder security on the ball up against Bayern’s top-class centre-half pairing of Dayot Upamecano and Matthijs de Ligt. That was head coach Ole Werner’s plan. And it wasn’t just Werder’s coach who was happy it came to fruition.

Nicolai Rapp has left SV Werder Bremen to join second-division side Karlsruher SC. Clemens Fritz announced the 27-year-old’s departure on Monday, and both teams have agreed not to disclose the terms of the transfer.

What a result! SV Werder Bremen will take all three points home from Munich after a hard-fought performance saw them record a 1-0 win against record champions FC Bayern München – the first time the Green-Whites had beaten the Bavarians in over 15 years! Mitchell Weiser scored the winning goal with a well-worked effort from a tight angle (59′), helping SVW to a historic victory.

SV Werder Bremen rewrote history on Sunday afternoon after defeating reigning Bundesliga champions FC Bayern München. The 1-0 victory not only marked the Green-Whites’ first win on the road this season, but also their first in Munich in 15 years. The three points were also vital in keeping SVW clear of the relegation zone, and the atmosphere in the mixed zone was naturally positive as a result. WERDER.DE have summarised the reaction to the spectacle.

The task for SV Werder Bremen could hardly be more challenging at the start of the second half of the Bundesliga season on Sunday, 21.01.24, 15:30 CET. The Green-Whites are the visitors at FC Bayern München, with their last win against the Bavarian side coming 15 years ago. Nevertheless, it’s certainly possible for SVW to take something back with them on the long homeward journey to Bremen.

On Sunday, 21st January (15:30 CET), SV Werder Bremen will kick off the second half of their Bundesliga campaign when they travel to Munich for a clash with FC Bayern. Werder head coach Ole Werner explained in Friday’s pre-match press conference what his players will need to do if they want to bring some points back to Bremen.