Freiburg (AP) – Despite the club’s record of five wins in a row, striker Nils Petersen from SC Freiburg strikes a cautious tone before the away game at Bayern on Sunday (3:30 p.m. / Sky). It would be “a dream for me and also for Christian Streich to score again in Munich – preferably three times,” said the 32-year-old in an interview with Sport1 (Saturday). “When you go to Munich, you simply mustn’t have a big mouth,” he also emphasized. “They are too big, too strong for that.”
He personally “as a football fan really enjoys watching Bayern games,” said the former Munich resident. “Sure, they are currently not in the best shape. I wish we could cause a surprise, but would never be too full.” From their previous 20 away games against Bayern in the Bundesliga, Freiburg could not win any. In addition to three draws, there were 17 defeats for them.
Petersen also attributes the current highs of Baden to their defensive stability. “Our back three gives us a lot of security at the moment. It’s difficult to score against us,” he said. And up front, the prank team is currently “incredibly effective”.
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