Werder Bremen has been relegated! Against 1. FC Heidenheim, a 2-2 draw was enough in the relegation second leg. The players in individual criticism – with grades.
Jiri Pavlenka: Before the break, had a quiet evening on the Ostalb because it was not checked at all by the Heidenheimers. After the restart, then directly to the spot against Schimmer (46.). There were no more opportunities for him to excel. Note 3
Theodor Gebre Selassie: Radiated a lot of calm on the right side and won important duels, although his last led to a penalty in the final second. Held in the game forward with a few exceptions. Note 3,5
Milos Veljkovic (until 69.): In the middle of the defense with a solid performance. Often stood correctly and cleared away a lot in the air. He left the game structure largely to Vogt. Also in front of the Heidenheimer Tor with one or two successful campaigns. Had to get out injured. Note 3
Marco Friedl: Moved into central defense for the blocked Moisander and did his job properly. A bit nervous at first, but then came into play. Avoided the risk in duels with small service and shimmer and mostly chose the uncompromising variant. Note 3,5
Werder Bremen in relegation against 1. FC Heidenheim: Ludwig Augustinsson redeems Werder
Ludwig Augustinsson: Substituted in late in the first leg, left-back in the second leg from the start because Friedl was needed in the middle. In the early stages, with good crosses there was a risk. Didn’t get the ball on goal from a good position (58.). Defensive in the final phase with uncertainties, but then with the redeeming 2: 1. Note 2,5
Kevin Vogt: Returned to the team after a suspended ban and was once again a real leader at headquarters. Commanded and ordered his team’s game with clever passports. In addition, with calm and presence in the duels. After the break then a little less noticeable – and before the 1: 1 not fast enough against small service. Note 3
Maximilian Eggestein: Once again the lungs in the Bremen game, because a lot on the road. Without the very eye-catching actions, but with good work against the ball. Note 3,5
Davy Klaassen: The captain missed a header chance from close range (9th) because he could not get enough force behind the ball. Shortly before the end, he then aimed a little too high (82nd). It was his most striking scene. Was trying to make the game fast, which he didn’t always succeed. Note 3,5
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Werder Bremen: Josh Sargent misses big chances in relegation against 1. FC Heidenheim
Yuya Osako (until 68.): Came mainly over the left wing, where he had a hard time against the ex-Bremen Busch. Hapless in many actions. He simply lacked the necessary punch. Fought for every ball anyway. Note 4
Milot Rashica (until 80.): His massive long-range shot almost brought the early 2-0 (9th). But then dived aggressively for a long time and no longer emitted any danger. Helped in the back instead and acted like a second right-back in phases before the break. Note 4,5
Josh Sargent (until 88.): Took over the place of Füllkrug in the starting formation. Almost made it 1-0 in the first minute, but didn’t really get the ball. In the 59th minute he would have had to score: failed after a nice solo but to Heidenheim’s goalkeeper Müller. Note 4
Werder Bremen: Fin Bartels whirls in relegation against 1. FC Heidenheim
Fin Bartels (from 68.): In the first leg, his substitution had a noticeably positive effect, and again the oldie whirled and prepared the 2-1 brilliantly. Note –
Sebastian Langkamp (from 69th): Found the game well immediately and won his first duel against small service. Before the 1: 1 then too late against the Heidenheimer. Note –
Niclas filling jug (from 80th): Came surprisingly late after he had started in the first leg. Then Mohr did not attack before the crossbar, which resulted in the 1-1. Note –
Christian Groß (from 88th): Was brought on to bring the draw over time and even had a chance to 2-1. Note –
Photo gallery: struggle and jubilation – relegation draw saves Werder!
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Regarding the last message from July 5, 2020:
Werder Bremen lineup against 1. FC Heidenheim: Niclas Füllkrug on the bench
Update (July 6, 2020): Now the lineups are there – Niclas Füllkrug is sitting on the bench for now! The starting eleven and everything else is in the Live ticker for the match between Werder Bremen and 1. FC Heidenheim.
Bremen – SV Werder Bremen will play the all-important relegation second leg at 1. FC Heidenheim on Monday evening (8.30 p.m.). Is Niclas Füllkrug in the starting XI? This is what the lineup could look like.
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His goal in Paderborn and his goal against Cologne – it is above all these two moments that Niclas filling jug at Werder Bremen before the season finale including relegation against 1. FC Heidenheim have made the great hope. Of course, the striker did not lose this status before the second leg (today, 8.30 p.m., DeichStube live ticker) with the second division team – but Füllkrug remains a part-time hope, because for 90 minutes in the Starting lineup it is still not enough for him.
Werder Bremen lineup against Heidenheim: Josh Sargent instead of Niclas Füllkrug in the starting lineup?
“We have to think carefully about when we need him in the game,” said Werder coach Florian Kohfeldtwho had filled the pitcher in the first leg (0-0) from the start and replaced it in the 65th minute. The attacker coped well with that. “Niclas shows no signs of physical problems. He trained normally, ”Kohfeldt reported, but pointed out“ that it is an English week ”. Should filling pitcher initially as Joker sitting on the bench Josh Sargent first contender for his place in the Starting lineup of SV Werder Bremen be.
On the defensive, Kohfeldt will have to change one way or another – for a gratifying and an unpleasant reason. Pleasing: Kevin Vogt comes back and should Werder Bremen act again before the defense. Unpleasant: Captain Niklas Moisander is banned from the first leg after his yellow-red card.
Werder Bremen lineup and the question: Who is playing against Heidenheim in the back left in the starting XI?
„Ömer Toprak, Sebastian Langkamp or Marco Friedl“- these are the three names Kohfeldt named as alternatives for the left center-back position. Toprak and Langkamp are basically fit again, the only question is: for how long? “We’ll have to wait and see whether Ömer can actually play 90 minutes. It is also possible that we split the game between Basti and Ömer or that Milos Veljkovic the side changes, ”said Kohfeldt, whose team has only one other question mark: Who is playing in the back left?
In the first leg of the Relegation against the 1. FC Heidenheim would have Marco Friedl the preference Ludwig Augustinsson received, but not exactly convincing, so a change is absolutely conceivable. Augustinsson has more experience and, with his flanks (possibly on a pitcher), stands for more offensive strength than Friedl. Should the Austrian move into the middle as a Moisander substitute, there would be room for both professionals in the Starting lineup of SV Werder Bremen. (Dèo)
This is how Werder Bremen’s lineup in the relegation second leg against 1. FC Heidenheim could look like.
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