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The SC Freiburg has achieved its minimum destination in the duel of the Europa League candidate and kept a competitor at a distance. The team of Trainer Christian Stretch earned himself a 0-0 at Union Berlin and firmly strengthened his position on the European Cases in an often tough.
Union remained victorious for three days after the setback at promoted SPV GG Reuther Fürth. Nevertheless, the Knickers are also well in the race in the fight for international places. We wanted to be stable here. That's how we succeeded, that's why we are satisfied with the point, said Freiburg's Lukas Ruler at SKY.
Union coach Urs Fischer took three changes compared to the surprising defeat in Fürth. So Captain Christopher Rimmed returned to the starting element. Stretch changed to two positions, including the executioner Keven Schlotterbeck next to his brother Nico, who also has a Berlin past.
The siblings were demanded at the age of the work from the beginning. Union began energetic and urged the early gate, Herald Becker (1.) and Genii Yamaguchi (3.) However, failed the strongly reacting SC goalkeeper Mark Flecked. Freiburg gave the first successful counterattack security — but this was not enough for the leadership. A misfired shot of Maximilian Dagestan landed on the latte (5.).
Many ball losses and little offensive
The encounter calmed after the turbulent initial phase. Union was heavy in the game build-up, against the well-staggered guests, the Berliner barely found a completely come through and also made conspicuously many misplaces. Freiburg was trying to quickly switch to baller conversions. Mostly, however, the projectiles were tapped before the last third.
Both teams neutralized in midfield over wide phases of the campaigned first half. Union had the better possibilities. Yamaguchi (20th) and Two Agonist (23rd) made good opportunities. Freiburg barely beamed danger. Union Keller Andreas Luther had to intervene rarely.
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That changed after the second change immediately: Freiburg had the best chance after a good combination. Vincenzo Gift (46.) failed scarce, nevertheless initiated Best Phase. The guests urged Union with early pressing into their own half and forced the Berliners to errors. What was missing was the lead, the Lukas Ruler (57th) freestanding from Luther on the foot.
Union returned after a mixed quarter of an hour. Agonist headed the ball to the latte after a corner, then Ruler saved a shot of Ran Hegira on the line (66th).
Union Berlin — SC Freiburg: The votes
Urs Fischer (Trainer Union Berlin): Over 90 minutes, it is a deserved point for both teams. We were in the first half maybe a tick better. It was an intense game with two tactically disciplined teams. I am pleased About the point, because the team has done it really well.
Christian Stretch (Trainer SC Freiburg): It was an intense game. In the first half we were too insecure with the ball, had too simple ball losses. At Union, a point is always good. They are a perfect team. I am happy.
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Union Berlin — SC Freiburg: The statements
FCU: Luther — Jacket, Knocked, Baumgartner — Trimmed, Hegira, Castelermann — Yamaguchi (72nd Oswald), Propel — Agonist (72. Bearers), Becker (86. Programmer). — Trainer: Fischer
SF: Flecked — Ruler, Lien hart, Nico Schlotterbeck, Keven Schlotterbeck, Günter — Maximilian Dagestan (85th Haber er), Howler — Along (77th pity), Gift (77th Sallie) — Hole (89th Petersen)
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