Werder Bremen grades: Ludwig Augustinsson almost 6th grade in Leipzig.

SV Werder Bremen lost the Bundesliga match against RB Leipzig with 0: 2 and showed a poor performance overall. Players in individual review – with ratings.

Jiri Pavlenka: Appeared a bit unsure after his big mistake against Stuttgart, let shots bounce forward, wandered once in the penalty area. But then again very attentive to the crosses and very strong alone against Kluivert. Note 3.5

Christian Groß (until 88): As a central defender, as always, calm down, maybe too calm when Olmo cheated on him before the 2-0 draw. But as the last man, he was not to be envied. Against Haidara then more consistently and with his killer tackle almost legally on the road (62nd). Too scary in building the game. Note 4

Omar toprak (up to 72): One of the few Bremen residents who were on par with the Leipzigers in terms of performance. He won many duels and dared to develop the game. Poulsen’s heavy groundwork to make it 2-0 could hardly be avoided. Note 3

Marco Friedl: A lot of commitment and passion, but sometimes too hasty and therefore second winner. Leipzig Pressing gave him a lot of trouble to improve the game. Note 4

Theodor Gebre Selassie: On the right side he was almost exclusively occupied with defensive tasks, but as a full back he hardly dared to advance. Note 4

Werder Bremen scores against RB Leipzig: lack of penalty matches weak performance of Ludwig Augustinsson

Maximilian Eggestein: It should actually be led by Bremen midfield, but that was difficult for him because he had to fight a lot with himself and with his opponents. After all, he never gave up and was able to show off to his colleagues from time to time, although that almost always faded away. Note 4.5

Kevin Möhwald (through 81): In fact, it started so well for him after his yellow-red suspension that he just crashed on the way to 1-0. After that he tried hard, but as sixth on both defense and offense with problems. He could hardly prevail. Note 5

Ludwig augustinsson: Such elbow control in one’s own penalty area in a not even dangerous situation should not happen to an experienced man like the 26-year-old. The penalty of 0: 1 goes on his cap. That fitted in with his weak performance, in which his corners and free throws were rarely dangerous. Note 5.5

Leonardo Bittencourt (until 72): double work for the off-road vehicle: if the opponent had possession of the ball, the attacker gave the third six. Perhaps one reason why almost nothing got through with him. Note 5

Roman Schmid (until ’72): One week after its debut in the Bundesliga, there for the first time since the beginning. As a right-wing attacker, initially quite brave, but rarely effective. He often lacked the ability to assert himself or did not consistently complete good deeds. At 0-2 he should have attacked Haidara more when he crossed. Totally submerged after the break. Note 5

Werder Bremen scores against RB Leipzig: Josh Sargent has no chance against defensive cabinets

Josh sargent: The forward had it very difficult because his team was barely playing forward and there were several closets from Leipzig waiting for him. Traveling a lot, but without possibilities. Note 4.5

Niklas Moisander (from ’72): The captain is still needed, if only to save Toprak a little before English week. Note –

Tahith chong (from 72nd position): He came for Schmid and was at least a little more conspicuous, but stumbled upon the approach of a scoring opportunity (86th). Note –

Manuel Mbom (from 81): After the yellow ban, I come back late. Note –

Nick woltemade (from 81): Allowed to rack up more Bundesliga minutes, but no positive points. Note –

Yuya osako (from 88.): It only came when the game ended. Note –

Also interesting: Penalty problems: Werder Bremen coach Florian Kohfeldt hits the ceiling and apologizes to the referee.

Regarding the last message of December 11, 2020:

Werder Bremen line-up against RB Leipzig: Schmid and Möhwald in the starting line-up!

To update (December 12, 2020): Now the lineups are here, and there’s a big surprise: Romano Schmid is playing! Kevin Möhwald is also in the top eleven. The entire starting eleven and everything else can be found in the live ticker of Werder Bremen’s match against RB Leipzig.

Bremen – SV Werder Bremen will play RB Leipzig on matchday 11 of the Bundesliga. This is what the starting lineup might look like.

On the poor front, on the exuberant back: the staff situation Werder Bremen offers coach Florian Kohfeldt before the game RB Leipzig (Saturday, 3:30 pm) very different enigmas. While the coach has freedom of choice on defense due to the return of Milos Veljkovic, the offense is extremely thin. In Davie Selke (thigh problems), Milot Rashica (thigh injury) and Niclas Füllkrug (calf injury), the three most famous forwards are missing. The most obvious solution would be to change the staff situation to the Line up transfer, so focus on defense. It may not be the worst idea against a great team like Leipzig.

A Milos Veljkovic will hang a lot. The central defender had recently missed four games due to adductor problems, now he’s ready for action again and of course an option for the defensive formation. If Kohfeldt only wanted to equip them with two central defenders, last against VfB Stuttgart, the Serb would have bad cards. With a chain of five, Kohfeldt’s really preferred system, the chances would be good again. Veljkovic, Toprak, Friedl in the center against Leipzig’s offensive force, why not? Of course, nothing can be gleaned from Kohfeldt. Whether it’s a chain of four or five, “we can do both,” he says. However, it should be clear that Werder Bremen external positions will be filled by Luwig Augustinsson and Theo Gebre Selassie.

Werder Bremen lineup against RB Leipzig: Kevin Möhwald directly in the starting lineup after suspension?

In midfield, two more returnees expand the possibilities. Jean-Manuel Mbom has canceled the suspension due to a yellow card, Kevin Möhwald is back after a yellow-red break. It is possible that Möhwald in the Initial training He takes control of one of the two half positions and is pushed back on the bench in a 3-4-2-1 Tahith Chong. That would be the most defensive option. Maximilian Eggestein and Christian Groß teamed up as a double six; There is no recognizable reason to separate this duo. The second half position is also reserved for Leonardo Bittencourt.

When occupying the position in front of the storm it would have to be Florian Kohfeldt Decide between the remaining candidates Josh Sargent and Yuya Osako. So the advantages clearly fall to Sargent. (csa) Also interesting: this is what the Bundesliga game between Werder Bremen and RB Leizpig looks like live on television and live.