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Both don’t match in my opinion. I don’t see Funkel and Boldt as a duo capable of working together, and Breitenreiter is not better than Walter, just maybe more flexible in choosing the system.

Why Walter should go:
Point 1:
If I see that the central defenders – even new ones – can neither complement Schönlau nor get closer to Vuskovic, I should rethink the system with the passing game in their half.

Point 2:
If I notice that the fullbacks, except Van der Brembt, cannot handle the system, I should rethink the system with the passing game in their own half.

Point 3:
If the wingers get worse and don’t develop further, I would have to rethink the 4-3-3 system.

Item 4:
If my players fail to maintain a lead over time because they continue to play the same way and don’t play safe or secure the ball in the opponent’s half, I should rethink the system.

Point 5:
If I notice that my team is no longer scoring away points and not performing as expected, especially against supposedly weaker teams, I should rethink the system.

Point 6:
If my key players are injured or out of shape, then I would have to rethink the system.

And if anyone from the fan-coaching team starts now, I’m going to freak out. HSV filled the stadium before Walter and would do so without him if the fans saw that the players put their heart and soul into it. With the exception of the first year of the second division, HSV has always had an average score above 50/51/52,000 in non-corona times, so there you go.

And if someone said that success proves the coach right, I would simply say what success?
Failed twice in relegation with a team that was still considered the big favorite before the start of the season?
The first relegation was particularly bitter because you even won in Berlin and were simply too stubborn and stubborn to approach an opponent differently and change the system in the second leg?
Their performance this season shows that they had no chance against Stuttgart.

I’m not saying that HSV has to win every game, but the common thread of needlessly losing points unfortunately runs through all the years of the second division, even in Walter’s era – and that’s despite having three strongest teams in terms of quality all the years. . Every HSV fan must ask themselves: Wouldn’t a coach with a somewhat variable playing style have been promoted a long time ago?

As reported by ‘Sky’ among others, Karim Adeyemi will be absent for the next three weeks due to an ankle injury. The 21-year-old, who recently had a solid game including a goal against PSG, will probably not play any more games for BVB this year. Quite bitter, because the runner-up can currently use all the difference players in the final push of the first half of the season.

Still without an appearance in the Bundesliga

1. FSV Mainz 05 awarded 23-year-old David Mamutovic a professional contract after the first team appointments. At the same time, the Rheinhessen team hires the former Leverkusen student, who arrived last year at the “Zero Fives” from Rot Weiss Ahlen, for another year until 2025.

Mamutovic continues his unusual evolution. The winger, who left Bayer 04 at the age of 16, joined the men’s division of SV Bergisch Gladbach. After 45 games with the local regional league team, he moved to Ahlen for a year, from where he joined the Mainz reserve team with 14 goals in 33 fourth division games. In the Bundesliga, Mamutovic has been on the bench for eleven match days so far without playing.

“Since his arrival at Mainz 05, David has made great development and achieved good performances among the U23s for training and the professional team. He really won his first contract as a professional player,” explained sporting director Martin Schmidt.

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Probably no one expected it anymore. Champions League history was made in the match between FC Porto and Shakhtar Donetsk. With an interim score of 4:2, Porto not only put themselves on the winning path to the round of 16, but also set a record.

The oldest goalscorer in the Champions League now comes from the Portuguese vice-champion. But he’s not an offensive player, he’s more of a defender. Thanks to his victory, Pepe is now the oldest goalscorer in Europe’s elite at 40 years, nine months and 17 days.

Curious: Pepe had already set the record a month ago with a goal against Antwerp – tonight he surpassed it himself. An oldie but a goldie.

Olympique Lyonnais host Brann Bergen this Wednesday evening, at 9 p.m., as part of the 3rd day of the Champions League group stage. TV channel, probable line-ups… Here is the essential information on the match.

The context of OL – Brann Bergen

The players of Olympique Lyonnais, part of group B of the Women’s Champions League, faced SK Brann Bergen, the Dauphin. The Norwegian team, ranked 4th from its national champion, performed well in C1 with two victories in the first two matches. On the son’s side, OL largely dominated SK Slavia Prague (9-0) ahead of the imposing match against St Polten (2-0). Sonia Bompastor’s children will definitely confirm their domination at Mercer.

The probable compositions of OL – Brann Bergen

Olympique Lyonnais will have to do without Melchie Dumornay, who recently suffered an ankle injury, and Delphine Cascarino, who has been injured for a long time. Eugénie l’été, Selma Bacha and Kadidiatou Diani are uncertain. You come from Brann Bergen, Andrine Hegererg is still absent from this place. Nanne Russkanen, Rikke Nygard and Joanna Tynnila are also indispensable.

The probable composition of OL

Endler – Morroni, Renard, Gilles, Carpenter – Horan, Egurrola, Van de Donk – Hegerberg, Dabritz, Majri.

The probable composition of Brann Bergen

Mikalsen – Anasi, Ostenstad, Stevenik – Lund, Haugland, Kielland, Eikeland – Crummer, Engesvik, Gaupset.

Contractor: Martin Ho.

At what time and on which channel to watch OL – Brann Bergen?

The match between Olympique Lyonnais and Brann Bergen will be broadcast directly in the evening Wednesday at 9 p.m. on the site The Team. Find the full TV programs of the day.

For most of the first half, it looked like the Union had, as expected, little to say against Real Madrid. When referee Rade Obrenovic pointed to Real’s spot in the 44th minute, it was thought the Iron Men’s European journey was finally over. Emphasis on “thought”.

Union Berlin goalkeeper Rönnow parried against experienced Ballon d’Or winner Luka Modric and lit a fire in the Olympic Stadium.

And as the (Site notre bureau spécialisé) gods would have it, it didn’t stop there.

A minute later, Rönnow hit the ball long, Behrens extended and the unfortunate Volland took the lead – ecstasy in Berlin.

In the meantime, however, the Royals fulfilled their role as favorites and led 2-1. But the people of Köpenick did not give up. Shortly before the 90th minute, Alex Kral scored to make it 2-2. The miracle of (Site notre bureau spécialisé) was within reach again. Ceballos was in no mood for a (Site notre bureau spécialisé)ing miracle and scored in stoppage time to make it 3-2 for Real – with Union likely eliminated from the European Cup as bottom of the group .

After Augsburg’s record transfer, Ricardo Pepi and FCA parted ways, things actually got better for the American. It is not without reason that the 20-year-old is in the CL starting XI for PSV Eindhoven this evening.

But after just a few minutes, it’s exactly what you imagine when hearing the name Ricardo Pepi in Germany. The attacker simply missed a great opportunity from 6 meters.

There are still enough minutes left for the 16 million man of 2022 to prove all the critics wrong and prove them wrong.

FC injury concerns

1. FC Köln will have to do without full-back Leart Paqarada until the end of the year. According to the club, the 29-year-old newcomer was injured last Sunday during the match against Mainz (0-0). Coach Steffen Baumgart will also initially have to do without Armenian center forward Sargis Adamyan (30), who is also suffering from a muscle injury.

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