Suche
Mein Konto
Bitter 1:4 for Eintracht Braunschweig – coach Backhaus sounds the alarm!
Eintracht Braunschweig loses 1:4 against SV Elversberg. Coach Heiner Backhaus harshly criticizes his players and hopes for improvement in the next game against Preußen Münster.
Bitter 1:4 for Eintracht Braunschweig – coach Backhaus sounds the alarm!
Eintracht Braunschweig continues to struggle with difficult terrain this season. The team suffered a bitter defeat last weekend when they lost 4-1 to SV Elversberg. This marks the fifth competitive defeat in a row for the Lions, which doesn't exactly improve the mood in the BTSV camp. How news38 Reportedly, coach Heiner Backhaus expressed sharp criticism of his charges after the game. The red-blue colors of Eintracht are fighting against a truly dark phase.
However, this defeat is not the only challenge that Braunschweig has to overcome. The team received their fourth red card of the season in the first six league games. Robin Heußer saw yellow-red in this game and will miss the next meeting against Preußen Münster on September 28th at 1:30 p.m. - a crucial game. However, there is a ray of hope: Captain Sven Köhler will be back in the squad.
Team commitment and morale
Despite the setbacks, Heiner Backhaus praised the morale and commitment of his players, especially when they were outnumbered. “The team shows character, even if the results aren’t right,” said Backhaus, disappointed but hopeful. He is committed to working with the team on their mistakes and making the next games better. The coming challenges will be exciting, especially against Preußen Münster, where the pressure could be even higher.
Eintracht Braunschweig starts this season's adventure under coach Heiner Backhaus. How bundesliga.com Reportedly, Backhaus, previously coach at Alemannia Aachen, took over as successor and is already committed to bringing about a turnaround. His football approach and positive attitude were praised by sporting director Benjamin Kessel. Backhaus not only brings experience as a coach, but also as a player - he played for Kickers Offenbach and Union Berlin, among others.
The club's fate is uncertain, but Backhaus shows great confidence. He looks forward to working with players and fans to achieve success together. At the moment the club is still looking for the right way to get back on the road to success. Because as football is, after the game is before the game - and a lot of concentration is required for the next encounter against Münster.