68 Aksaray
Ankara Demir
Arnavutköy Bld.
Erbaaspor
Bld. Derincespor
Karacabey Bld
Elazığspor
Diyarbekirspor
Karaman FK
Beyoğlu Y.Çarşı
Menemen FK
Somaspor
Nazilli Spor
Bucaspor 1928
Vanspor FK
Serik Bld
Yeni Mersin İY
Giresunspor
1461 Trabzon FK
Adana 01 FK
24 Erzincanspor
İskenderunspor
Altay
Sarıyer
Fethiyespor
İnegölspor
Kastamonuspor
Isparta 32
İsrail
Belçika
İtalya
Fransa
Finlandiya
Yunanistan
İngiltere
İrlanda
Avusturya
Slovenya
Norveç
Kazakistan
K. Makedonya
Faroe Adaları
Letonya
Ermenistan
Hollanda
Macaristan
Tayland
Laos
Numerous highlights await SC Freiburg in the coming months. The club won’t just have Europe on their mind in the Bundesliga; their fans have at least two more nights under the floodlights in the UEFA Europa League to look forward to. Christian Streich’s team will face RC Lens, last year’s runners-up in the French Ligue 1, in the intermediate round of the competition.
Freiburg can rely on a good mix of established professionals and up-and-coming talent. As in previous seasons, former TSG players Vincenzo Grifo and Michael Gregoritsch are important elements in the team’s attack, but a total of 15 players have netted across all competitions. In addition, Christian Streich promoted Noah Atobulu, a home-grown player, to starting goalkeeper before the season. After initial uncertainties, the 21-year-old has steadied himself and has already kept seven clean sheets in the league. In addition, 22-year-old Noah Weisshaupt and 21-year-old Merlin Röhl have gained increased minutes as the campaign has progressed.
However, Sport-Club – one place and one point above TSG Hoffenheim in the table going into the second half of the season – will be without Ritsu Doan on Matchday 18, as he is representing Japan in the Asian Cup. Freiburg opened the year with a goalless draw against Union Berlin – but in his coaching career to date, Christian Streich has lost just one of eleven Bundesliga games on Matchday 18.
