Football: Cedric Brunner with Arminia Bielefeld in front of rise

Since the summer of 2018 Cedric Brunner plays the Leader of the 2. Bundesliga. This, quite successfully. So the man from Zollikon since his recovery last September, with two exceptions, in every game the complete 90 minutes on the pitch.

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In may of last year, Brunner is injured after a head ball duel hard. In the match against Paderborn, he remains, unconscious. A concussion and a shoulder injury were the result. But Brunner fights back and is an indispensable part of the starting XI.

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His professional career, the defender starts at the FCZ. It is a rule, expected to be on the right rollercoaster of emotions. In 2016, he rises with his club in the Challenge League, brings but then after the last League game of the Cup in the Final against Lugano. Only a year later, Brunner may cheer together with his team again. This is equivalent to double. Joy about the re-promotion into the Super League and at the end of the season won the Cup. The previously played Cup semi-final will not forget Brunner so quickly. Finally, he shoots with his goal in the injury time of the FCZ in the Final.

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The current season could be for the Zurich unforgettable. With the Surprise club of Bielefeld, he is on the verge of the leap into the Bundesliga. Thanks to the clear victory against Dynamo Dresden on Monday evening (4:0, Brunner the Arminia is playing) has nine points ahead of the relegation place with three matches remaining.

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The rise is virtually certain. It would be the eighth in the club’s history. On the other hand, the Dynamo in the opposite slithers further relegation to the third League. Five points to the East on the relegation place.

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