Mainz 05 is the name of the opening Bundesliga opponent for VfL Bochum. The Hesse of the Rhine nevertheless has a score to settle with the VfL in comparison to the former year.
For the VfL Bochum is the start of the Bundesliga season against FSV Mainz 05. Mainz won their to start with aggressive DFB Cup match from third division Erzgebirge Aue (3-), as perfectly as Bochum against Viktoria Berlin, and now they want to begin well in the Bundesliga.
The FSV is now getting into its 16th period at the German Oberhaus, and has been there uninterrupted due to the fact currently being promoted to the 2nd division in 2009. Coach Bo Svensson’s staff finished the previous season in eighth location, selecting up four details more than VfL Bochum (12th). Final year’s league online games were received by the house team. The to start with leg (2-) was resolved by Gerrit Holtmann and Sebastian Polter for VfL, Mainz gained the 2nd leg 1- many thanks to a target from Jeremiah St. Juste.
The golf equipment also fulfilled in the DFB Cup. Immediately after Karim Onisiwo gave Mainz the guide at half-time, Bochum overturned the household activity at the Vonovia Ruhrstadion thanks to a brace from Milos Pantovic and a decisive aim from Eduard Löwen and led the 3-1 to the quarter-finals. Fantastic wishes for the VfL?
The over-all equilibrium sheet of both clubs speaks only for the FSV. With nine wins, they have collected two more than VfL Bochum and the details have been shared two times. Also, Mainz has gained three of the final 5 duels in Bochum. It will be a exclusive match for a returnee: Maxim Leitsch has to perform his initially match in the aged club. The property participant has transformed groups following 92 official online games with the initial staff in the summer months and fulfills his education workforce for the very first time.
In addition to Leitsch, the Mainz facet strengthened in the summer with defenders Anthony Caci (RC Straßburg) and Danny da Costa (Eintracht Frankfurt). In midfield Anthony Fulgini (Angers SCO) and, once again from Frankfurt, Dominik Kohr and Aymen Barkok. Delano Burgzorg (Almelo) and Marcus Ingvartsen (Union Berlin) ought to give new impetus to the offensive.
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