Werder Bremen in notes: Ömer Toprak makes Bayern’s Lewandowski cold!

SV Werder Bremen managed the surprise, drawing 1-1 against FC Bayern and breaking the losing streak against the record champions. Players in individual review – with ratings.

Jiri Pavlenka: He was there when they needed him, and surprisingly that was the case against Bayern before the break. It took time in possession of the ball so that those in front could organize themselves. In between two with good standing defense against Coman (53rd). Note 2.5

Christian Gross: He played his game in stride against the record champions, radiated confidence as the right part of all three defenders, and played a major role in the fact that there wasn’t much to see from Bayern’s super scorer Lewandowski. In the final phase against the defense, he is worth gold with his calm. Note 1.5

Ömer Toprak: In the center of the chain of three is solid as a rock. He cleared almost everything in the air and on the ground and radiated a lot of calm after winning the ball. Again and again he led his fellow men. A true chief of defense! Note 1

Marco Friedl: The former Munich resident, who moved permanently from Bayern to Werder in 2019, acted with attention on the left and was wide awake at other times, especially with high balls. He avoided risky actions, played clear passes instead. Note 2

Werder Bremen scores against FC Bayern: Maximilian Eggestein, secure defensively and precise ahead

Theodor Gebre Selassie: He came in as captain because Moisander was sitting on the bench. On the defensive right side against Costa and then Coman, but still tried to find his way forward. Annoying: letting Coman escape before the 1-1 draw. Note 3

Maximilian Eggestein: They won many duels in the center and thus contributed largely to Bayern barely getting past Bremen 5-4-1. On the other hand, always with ideas in the game ahead. Schob made it 1-0. Note 1.5

Kevin Möhwald (until 72): He started for the first time this season and had a good performance in the defensive midfield alongside Eggestein, although sometimes he took a little risk: losing the ball in the 41st minute would have bad consequences. can have. Note 2.5

Werder Bremen scores against Bayern: Milot Rashica causes a stir

Ludwig Augustinsson: He returned to the starting lineup after recovering from a hamstring strain and a three-game hiatus. Against Coman and then Costa on the left wing to match and also a factor on offense. Note 2.5

Leonardo Bittencourt (until 66): It was a trouble spot on offense. He ran a lot and had a good chance in the 24th minute when he took a chance with a direct buy. But he also had some turnovers, which destroyed Bremer’s counter chances. Note 2.5

Milot Rashica (until 90): caused many eddies on the left and with his flanks in Sargent (16) and Bittencourt (24) for danger He always tried to dribble, which posed problems for Bayern. He lost a great opportunity to counterattack immediately after the break because he lacked courage heading into goal. (47.). Note 2.5

Werder Bremen scores against Bayern: Josh Sargent is dangerous and useful for the team

Josh Sargent: At first it looked like this, so the only dot should be hanging in the air, but then! First he failed due to Neuer’s strong reaction (16th) and then shone as a coach before 1-0. His pass was strong too and gave Rashica a great opportunity right after the restart. I played extremely useful for the team and worked a lot backwards. With two good chances in the final phase. Note 2

Felix August (from 66.): Bundesliga debut for the newcomer from Osnabrück, in a surprising role. He did not play as a winger, but in eighth position, where he was supposed to ease the pressure with his pace. And he did it: with a strong pass to Sargent shortly before the end. Note –

Jean-Manuel Mbom (from 72nd): He strengthened the defense for the finals and fit in perfectly. Note –

Tahith chong (out of 90): Injury time came, but the Joker was unsuccessful at Lucky Punch. Note –

To the last message of November 20, 2020:

Werder Bremen’s starting XI against Bayern: Augustinsson and Möhwald in the starting XI, Moisander and Mbom have to give way

Bremen – SV Werder Bremen will compete in the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich on matchday eight. This is what the starting lineup might look like.

To update (Nov 21, 2020): Now the lineups are there: Ludwig Augustinsson and Kevin Möhwald are in the top eleven, Niklas Moisander and Jean-Manuel Mbom are on the bench! The entire starting eleven and everything else can be found in the live ticker of Werder Bremen’s game against FC Bayern Munich.

Continue to the previous message: Florian Kohfeldt agrees Constellations I don’t really like looking at the cards, but before the guest performance on Saturday at FC Bayern Munich The coach of the SV Werder Bremen an exception. “‘Ludde’ will play from the start, so we don’t have to talk much about that,” Kohfeldt said on Friday in the press video conference prior to the Bundesliga duel with FC Bayern. Ludwig augustinsson. The Swede had missed the last three games with a thigh injury.

Werder Bremen line-up against Bayern: starting eleven with a three-man storm and a three-man chain?

Kohfeldt still has to do without Niclas Füllkrug (calf injury) and Milos Veljkovic (adductor problems). Because that is Davie selke fit back in, but after his groin problems he’s not really a candidate for the Starting XI, suggest Kohfeldt. Even though Selke has trained well and is extremely looking forward to his return. SV Werder Bremen’s three-man storm against FC Bayern Munich should form Josh Sargent, Milot Rashica and Leonardo Bittencourt.

Meanwhile, Augustinsson’s return gives Kohfeldt new opportunities in the defensive area, and that could catch Niklas Moisander. The captain of the SV Werder Bremen He had recently acted a bit unlucky, he fabricated an own goal against Cologne. The three-man string could form Theodor Gebre Selassie, Ömer Toprak and Marco Friedl, out of then Jean-Manuel Mbom (right) and Augustinsson (left) against the speedy Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sane vom. FC Bayern defend. Meanwhile, Maximilian Eggestein and Christian Groß have secured sixth place, so no changes are expected. Of course, Jiri Pavlenka is in goal. (knee)