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
With losses in both the cup and the league, SVW have not had the start to the season that they had hoped for. Still, according to Fritz, the defeat against the record champions should not be viewed with too much concern: “Bayern are not necessarily the benchmark against which we should measure ourselves. There are huge financial differences. We can put the defeat into perspective, but, of course, we’re self-critical and are analysing our mistakes. We knew that we had a demanding schedule, but we won’t get nervous whatsoever. We just prepare for each game as it comes.”
“A challenge”
The team’s main focus this week is on preparing for their upcoming away fixture against Freiburg, who could prove to be a difficult opponent for SV Werder. Their coach Christian Streich opted for many of his regular starters in their season opener against TSG Hoffenheim and stuck to his normal tactics from last season. Werner explained: “Freiburg are a team who use their physicality well, are dangerous from set pieces and they get shots off on goal. They will cover lots of ground on the day and are able to come up with new ideas for dead-ball situations.”
For this reason, Freiburg won’t be an easy opponent for the Green-Whites, as Fritz is fully aware: “Freiburg are just as difficult a team to come up against as Bayern – they’re a strong side who play consistently good football every season, so of course it will be a challenge. It’s nevertheless essential that we go there and take something from the game.” Werder’s head coach has prepared the boys for the upcoming fixture and comprised a solid game plan: “This match will be both physically and psychologically demanding, so I’m hoping for a good performance from the team. But that alone isn’t enough, instead it’s up to us to put in the work and take home the three points we deserve.”
“A challenge”
The team’s main focus this week is on preparing for their upcoming away fixture against Freiburg, who could prove to be a difficult opponent for SV Werder. Their coach Christian Streich opted for many of his regular starters in their season opener against TSG Hoffenheim and stuck to his normal tactics from last season. Werner explained: “Freiburg are a team who use their physicality well, are dangerous from set pieces and they get shots off on goal. They will cover lots of ground on the day and are able to come up with new ideas for dead-ball situations.”
For this reason, Freiburg won’t be an easy opponent for the Green-Whites, as Fritz is fully aware: “Freiburg are just as difficult a team to come up against as Bayern – they’re a strong side who play consistently good football every season, so of course it will be a challenge. It’s nevertheless essential that we go there and take something from the game.” Werder’s head coach has prepared the boys for the upcoming fixture and comprised a solid game plan: “This match will be both physically and psychologically demanding, so I’m hoping for a good performance from the team. But that alone isn’t enough, instead it’s up to us to put in the work and take home the three points we deserve.”
