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Bundesliga Season Preview Part One: Mid-tablers, strugglers and newcomers

VAVEL UK takes a look at nine of the teams hoping for big things this year.

Hertha BSC Team Photo. | Photo: Ottmar Winter/Bongarts/Getty Images.

After a long wait, the Bundesliga finally makes its return this summer and it will be a welcome relief for German football fans after the failure of the Germany squad at the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Many will be wondering if this is the season that someone finally manages to topple the supremacy of Bayern Munich. The rest will laugh off such delusions. But even if the status quo at the top remains, there’s European places to be won and the dreaded drop to be avoided.

In the first part of our season preview, we look at last season’s lower-half finishers – Hertha BSC, Werder Bremen, FC Augsburg, Hannover 96, 1. FSV Mainz 05, SC Freiburg and VfL Wolfsburg, as well as the newly-promoted pair of Fortuna Düsseldorf and 1. FC Nürnberg.

Hertha BSC

Last season: 10th

Manager: Pál Dárdai

Pre-season friendlies: RSV Eintracht 1949 (7-0 W), SC Westfalia Herne (2-0 W), MSV Duisburg (1-0 W), MSV Neuruppin (9-1 W), FK Dukla Prague (3-2 W), Atalanta (3-2 L), FC Liefering (4-1 W), Aiginiakos (7-0 W), Hallescher FC (4-1 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 2-1 win vs Eintracht Braunschweig

Opening game: Home to Nürnberg (25 August)

Transfers in: Valentino Lazaro (Red Bull Salzburg), Javairô Dilrosun (Manchester City U23), Lukas Klünter (1. FC Köln), Pascal Köpke (Erzgebirge Aue), Marko Gruji? (Liverpool, loan)

Transfers out: Mitchell Weiser (Bayer Leverkusen), Julian Schieber (Augsburg), Genki Haraguchi (Hannover), Nils Körber (VfL Osnabrück, loan), Maximilian Pronichev (Aue, loan)

The pressures of a failed campaign in Europe helped to stop the upward moment of die Alte Dame under Dárdai, but they rarely slipped much lower than their eventual finishing position of tenth, sitting comfortably in mid-table for the majority of the season.

It’s difficult to foresee things being any worse this time around. Their new signings have been unspectacular but all have the potential to be big hits, with the signings of Dilrosun and Gruji? particularly interesting. The latter, on loan from Liverpool, may even start the opening game against Nürnberg despite only joining training this week. Klünter has also shown promise for Köln whilst Köpke provides another option up top, especially with Davie Selke out for the first couple of months of the season.

Weiser is the only notable departure, meaning that Dárdai will be under no pressure to bed in the new faces straight away, and that should stand them in good stead, especially in the early stages of the season, to push for a third top half finish in four years, provided that last year’s plateau was only a temporarily blip.

Werder Bremen

Last season: 11th

Manager: Florian Kohfeldt

Pre-season friendlies: FC Eintracht Cuxhaven (8-0 W), OSC Bremerhaven (5-0 W), 1. FK P?íbram (1-1 D), Duisburg (1-0 W), Köln (1-0 L), Rot-Weiss Essen (1-0 L), Huddersfield Town (1-0 W), Arminia Bielefeld (1-0 W), FC Groningen (0-0 D), VVV-Venlo (1-1 D), Villarreal (3-2 L)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 6-1 win vs VfR Wormatia Worms

Opening game: Home to Hannover (25 August)

Transfers in: Kevin Möhwald (Nürnberg), Yuya Osako (Köln), Martin Harnik (Hannover), Felix Beijmo (Djurgårdens IF), Jan-Niklas Beste (Borussia Dortmund U19), Davy Klaassen (Everton), Claudio Pizarro (Köln), Stefanos Kapino (Nottingham Forest)

Transfers out: László Kleinheisler (FC Astana), Sambou Yatabaré (Royal Antwerp), Zlatko Junuzovi? (Salzburg), Leon Guwara (FC Utrecht), Thomas Delaney (Dortmund), Jérôme Gondorf (Freiburg), Justin Eilers (Apollon Smyrnis), Ulisses Garcia (BSC Young Boys), Robert Bauer (Nürnberg, loan), Lennart Thy (Büyük?ehir Belediye Erzurumspor), Niklas Schmidt (SV Wehen Wiesbaden, loan), Fallou Diagne (Konyaspor)

Last season took an almost clichéd feel. An awful start, which resulted in the current boss being replaced by the young coach of the under 23. He did enough to earn a permanent appointment, and Bremen flourished in the spring to turn attentions from battling relegation to dreams of Europe that never quite came to pass. That was the story of 2016-17 just as much as it was of 2017-18, although the revival wasn’t quite so dramatic this time around.

But can Kohfeldt succeed where Alexander Nouri failed and take Bremen to the next level? There are reasons to be optimistic on the Weser. No matter how much he struggled in England, Klaassen was a glamour signing suited to an upwardly-mobile club, whilst they are so bursting with attacking options that the re-signing of Pizarro is more a sentimental luxury than a necessity.

If they can avoid the early-season blues that have seen both of their previous head coaches, than a return to Europe after nearly a decade could well be possible. They are more reliable at the back then they have been in recent years, with Ji?í Pavlenka a top class goalkeeper. Further forward meanwhile, there will be goals if they can find the right combination around new skipper Max Kruse. All being well, this will be their best season for some time.

FC Augsburg

Last season: 12th

Manager: Manuel Baum

Pre-season friendlies: SC Austria Lustenau (1-1 D), Würzburger Kickers (2-0 W), Middlesbrough (2-1 W), Sportclub Olching (3-0 W), Borussia Mönchengladbach (2-1 L), Newcastle United (1-0 W), Athletic Club (1-0 L)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 2-1 win vs TSV Steinbach Haiger

Opening game: Away at Düsseldorf (25 August)

Transfers in: Schieber (Hertha), André Hahn (Hamburger SV), Felix Götze (Bayern Munich), Fredrik Jensen (FC Twente)

Transfers out: Ioannis Gelios (FC Hansa Rostock), Gojko Ka?ar (Anorthosis Famagusta), Marwin Hitz (Dortmund), Moritz Leitner (Norwich City), Daniel Opare (Antwerp), Marcel Heller (SV Darmstadt 98), Takashi Usami (Düsseldorf, loan), Tim Rieder (Darmstadt, loan), Shawn Parker (SpVgg Greuther Fürth)

Augsburg seem perennial pre-season contenders to go down, but it’s been a while since they’ve been in a genuine relegation dog-fight. Last year was little different, and if they had won more than two games in their last 13 games, they would have ended up a lot higher in the table than they eventually did.

Losing Hitz is of course a blow, leaving Andreas Luthe and Fabian Giefer to battle it out over who plays in goal, but much will be unchanged in front of them this season. Philipp Max is one of the most dangerous players in the league, despite being a left-back, and will have a point to prove having been snubbed by Joachim Löw so far. Further forward, Alfreð Finnbogason will hope to add to his tally of goals last season, despite currently being injured. He’ll have plenty of support too, especially with Hahn returning to his spiritual home.

There is little cause to believe that Augsburg will struggle this season, and if some of the bigger clubs struggle there could even launch another challenge for European football, but mid-table seems to be the most likely destination once again for Baum’s men.

Hannover 96

Last season: 13th

Manager: André Breitenreiter

Pre-season friendlies: Eiderstedt-Auswahl (14-0 W), SV Ramlingen-Ehlershausen (7-0 W), TSV Havelse (4-0), FSV Wacker 90 Nordhausen (2-0 W), PEC Zwolle (3-1 W), Wolfsberger AC (3-2 L), Udinese (5-1 W), Udinese (2-1 W), Athletic Club (2-0 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 6-0 win vs Karlsruher SC

Opening game: Away at Bremen (25 August)

Transfers in: Josip Elez (HNK Rijeka), Leo Weinkauf (Bayern II), Takuma Asano (Arsenal, loan), Kevin Wimmer (Stoke City, loan), Genki Haraguchi (Hertha), Walace (Hamburg), Bobby Wood (Hamburg, loan)

Transfers out: Elias Huth (1. FC Kaiserslautern), Felix Klaus (Wolfsburg), Salif Sané (Schalke 04), Charlison Benschop (FC Ingolstadt 04), Kenan Karaman (Düsseldorf), Harnik (Bremen), Sebastian Maier (VfL Bochum), Florian Hübner (1. FC Union Berlin), Manuel Schmiedebach (Union Berlin, loan), Jonathas (Corinthians, loan)

Making their return to the Bundesliga after a year away, a strong start last season gave Hannover the credit in the bank they needed to avoid any serious concerns over possible relegation. Their strong home form helped as way but an unremarkable squad did struggle at times, including a five-game losing streak in the early spring.

Klaus, Sané and Harnik are all big loses, and a lot of their new faces all struggled with their old clubs last season, including the Hamburg duo of Walace and Wood, plus Stoke’s Wimmer, with all three suffering relegation with their clubs. They have kept last season’s top scorer Niclas Füllkrug though, despite strong interest from Gladbach, with speculation that he’s on the verge of signing a new deal.

Any sort of drop off from last season will see Hannover fighting to avoid a return to the 2. Bundesliga, meaning Breitenreiter will face a big test of his coaching skills to get the best out his side. Another 15 goals from Füllkrug would serve them well and they will hope young talents like Ihlas Bebou can take off as well.

1. FSV Mainz 05

Last season: 14th

Manager: Sandro Schwarz

Pre-season friendlies: DJK SV Phönix Schifferstadt (12-0 W), Rhein-Nahe Auswahl (10-0 W), VfB Ginsheim (5-1 W), KFC Uerdingen 05 (2-1 W), Royal Charleroi Sporting Club (2-0 W), Köln (5-3 L), West Ham United (1-1, lost on penalties), Athletic Club (0-0, won on penalties), Fiorentina (0-0, lost on penalties), Celta de Vigo (2-1 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 3-1 win vs Aue

Opening game: Home to VfB Stuttgart (26 August)

Transfers in: Phillipp Mwene (Kaiserslautern), Jean-Philippe Mateta (Olympique Lyonnais), Pierre Kunde (Atlético Madrid), Moussa Niakhaté (FC Metz), Aarón Martin (Espanyol, loan)

Transfers out: Jonas Lössl (Huddersfield), Suat Serdar (Schalke), Leon Balogun (Brighton & Hove Albion), Marin Sverko (Karlsruhe, loan), Abdou Diallo (Dortmund), Kenan Kodro (FC Copenhagen), Nigel de Jong (Al Ahli SC), Yoshinori Muto (Newcastle), Aaron Seydel (Holstein Kiel, loan)

Mainz were perhaps fortunate that there were worse teams than them in the league last season. They spent most of the Rückrunde in the play-off spot, and couldn’t string two wins together until the matchdays 32 and 33, although those wins over RB Leipzig and Dortmund were enough to keep them up, although they finished with their worst points tally since they went down under Jürgen Klopp in 2007.

Nevertheless, they didn’t panic into sacking Schwarz and they clearly thing enough of him to give him a second crack. It won’t be any easier though. Serdar, Balogun and Muto will all be missed, whilst there are several injury concerns already. They will be hoping their new players will take off, although Niakhaté couldn’t have had a worst start, getting sent off in three minutes in the cup against Aue.

Alexandru Maxim had one of his better days in that game, scoring twice, and a good season from the Romanian will help their cause. 20-year-old Ridle Baku will be one to watch after he burst onto the scene late last season, scoring twice in his first three league games for the club. It will be tough for him, and the other youngsters, to thrive if Mainz struggle though.

SC Freiburg

Last season: 15th

Manager: Christian Streich

Pre-season friendlies: FC Waldkirch (15-0 W), SC Lahr (8-2 W), Kehler FV (7-1 W), TuS Efringen-Kirchen (14-2 W), FC Ravensburg (9-1 W), Swansea City (3-0 W), Regio-Auswahl (2-1 W), RC Strasbourg Alsace (3-2 L), Real Sociedad (1-1 D)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 5-3 win on penalties (after 2-2 draw AET) vs Energie Cottbus

Opening game: Home to Eintracht Frankfurt (25 August)

Transfers in: Mark Flekken (Duisburg), Dominique Heintz (Köln), Luca Waldschmidt (Hamburg), Philipp Lienhart (Real Madrid), Gondorf (Bremen), Brandon Borrello (Kaiserslautern)

Transfers out: Julian Schuster (retired), Marc Oliver Kempf (Stuttgart), Georg Nierdermeier (Melbourne Victory), Fabian Schleusener (SV Sandhausen, loan), Mats Møller Dæhli (FC St. Pauli), Rafal Gikiewicz (Union Berlin), Jonas Fohrenbach (SSV Jahn Regensburg¸ loan), Aleksandar Ignjovski (1. FC Magdeburg), Mohamed Dräger (SC Paderborn 07, loan), Karim Guédé (Sandhausen), Lucas Hufnagel (SpVgg Unterhaching), Vincent Sierro (FC St. Gallen, loan), Patric Klandt (Nürnberg), Jonas Meffert (Kiel), Caglar Söyüncü (Leicester City)

After surprisingly qualifying for Europe in their first season back in the Bundesliga, last season was always going to see a drop-off, especially after losing several key players. In the end they did well to stay up, finishing just above the relegation play-off place, with the goals of Nils Petersen crucial for maintaining their Bundesliga status.

There was never any question of replacing Streich, a cult favourite and the longest-serving coach in the league. It is easy to see last season as a hangover from the one before, and with some canny new recruits brought in over the summer to freshen up the team, they will be confident of being closer to mid-table security this time around.

To do so though, they have to tighten up at the back, and handle the departures of Kempf and Söyüncü at the same time. They cannot depend entirely on the goals of Petersen, with Waldschmidt, Janik Haberer and the fit-again Florian Niederlechner needed to take their share of the responsibility. If they fail in those key goals, as well as rectifying their awful away form, they could very easily drop out of the league again.

VfL Wolfsburg

Last season: 16th (won play-off)

Manager: Bruno Labbadia

Pre-season friendlies: Veltins-Auswahl (8-1 W), KSV Baunatal (7-0 W), Lupo Martini Wolfsburg (3-0 W), Norwich (1-1 D), Lyon (2-1 L), AFC Ajax (3-0 W), Napoli (3-1 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 1-0 win vs SV Elversberg

Opening game: Home to Schalke (25 August)

Transfers in: Marcel Tisserand (Ingolstadt), Klaus (Hannover), Pavao Pervan (LASK Linz), Wout Weghorst (AZ Alkmaar), Daniel Ginczek (Stuttgart), Jérôme Roussillon (HSC Montpellier)

Transfers out: Max Grün (released), Daniel Didavi (Stuttgart), Landry Dimata (RSC Anderlecht, loan), Victor Osimhen (Charleroi, loan)

With Hamburg out of the way, Wolfsburg are in prime position to become the league’s biggest perpetual crisis club. It is still only three years since they finished second and won the DFB-Pokal, two since pushing Real Madrid all the way in an UEFA Champions League quarter-final, but they finished the last campaign facing a play-off for their Bundesliga survival for a second year in a row.

Labbadia guided them to victory against Kiel, but beforehand he hadn’t been much more effective than Andries Jonker or Martin Schmidt before him. Above him, Jörg Schmadtke and club legend Marcel Schäfer have been installed in administrative roles, and between the three of them it will be interesting to see if things will be any different this year.

Excluding Tiseerand, who are already been on loan, Ginczek is the only new signing that isn’t an unknown quantity in German football, and they will be hoping he will give them the goalscorer they so desperately lacked last season, even before Mario Gómez left, despite his injury problems and modest recent record. Others, most significantly Maximilian Arnold, will know more is expected of them as well. Will they avoid the bottom three this year? Possibly, but not many are convinced.

Fortuna Düsseldorf

Last season: 1st (2. Bundesliga)

Manager: Friedhelm Funkel

Pre-season friendlies: Sportfreunde Eisbachtal (9-1 W), VfB Wissen (10-0 W), TSV Meerbusch (9-0 W), FC Wegberg-Beeck (5-0 W), Watford (3-1 L), Al-Hilal (2-0 W), Fiorentina (1-1 D), FC Remscheid (8-0 W), NEC (3-0 W), VfL Benrath 06 (13-0 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 5-0 win vs TuS Rot-Weiss Koblenz

Opening game: Home to Augsburg (25 August)

Transfers in: Benito Raman (Standard Liège), Alfredo Morales (Ingolstadt), Jean Zimmer (Stuttgart), Karaman (Hannover), Diego Contento (Girondins de Bordeaux), Kevin Stöger (Bochum), Aymen Barkok (Frankfurt, loan), Marvin Ducksch (St. Pauli), Davor Lovren (Dinamo Zagreb II), Matthias Zimmermann (Stuttgart), Dodi Lukebaki (Watford, loan), Takashi Usami (Augsburg, loan)

Transfers out: Kemal Rüzgar (Altinordu), Jerome Kiesewetter (released), Julian Schauerte (KAS Eupen), Axel Bellinghausen (retired), Lukas Schmitz (Wolfsberger AC), Marlon Ritter (Paderborn), Emmanuel Iyoha (Aue, loan), Justin Toshiki Kinjo (Thespakusatsu Gunma)

Not many people were tipping Düsseldorf for promotion last season but Funkel and his team got the balance right as, along with fellow Bundesliga newcomers Nürnberg, they proved to be one of the best and most consistent teams in the league to return to the top flight after five years away. They won the second-tier title in dramatic fashion though, beating Der Club in the final day showing with a stoppage time goal from Kaan Ayhan.

It is little secret that they are operating with one of the smallest budgets in the league but they have strengthened their side smartly. Raman, Zimmer and Lovren have now signed permanently after loan spells last year, whilst Usami is back for another. They have signed some of the best performers in the 2. Liga last year in Stöger and Ducksch, the league’s top scorer whilst on loan with Kiel. Lukebaki looks a promising performer for them as well.

Do they have enough to survive though? They certainly have flair, and a strong team spirit, and often the latter can be enough. Most sides who survive in their first season in the Bundesliga are those that bounced back within a year or two, and it will be a big step up for side without huge amounts of Bundesliga experience. Düsseldorf look as likely as anyone to go down, but they have the talent to avoid that fate.

1. FC Nürnberg

Last season: 2nd (2. Bundesliga)

Manager: Michael Köllner

Pre-season friendlies: FSV Erlangen-Bruck (5-2 W), SV Seligenporten (3-0 W), Halle (2-1 L), Regionalauswahl (4-0 W), Würzburg (4-0 W), TSV 1860 Rosenheim (4-1 W), Bologna (1-0 L), Real Valladolid (1-0 W)

DFB-Pokal First Round: 2-1 win vs SV Linx

Opening game: Away at Hertha (25 August)

Transfers in: Törles Knöll (Hamburg II), Kevin Goden (Köln U19), Christian Mathenia (Hamburg), Timothy Tillmann (Bayern II, loan), Bauer (Bremen, loan), Klandt (Freiburg), Yuya Kubo (KAA Gent, loan)

Transfers out: Möhwald (Bremen), Laszlo Sepsi (released), Miso Brecko (released), Enis Alushi (released), Thorsten Kirschbaum (Leverkusen)

Nürnberg are back in the Bundesliga, again. Germany’s ultimate yo-yo club are back after a four-year spell in the second tier for a ninth separate spell in the top flight. They suffered the usual blip after losing the Relegation play-off with Frankfurt two years ago, but after Köllner came into ensure they avoided going the other way, he proved to be the man to lead them back to the promise land as they finished second in his first full season in charge.

Unsurprisingly, many are tipping them to suffer a record ninth relegation, and there does seem to be doubt over whether they are equipped well enough to survive, especially as they are not financially strong enough to have been able to make any high-profile signings. Mathenia and Bauer do add some Bundesliga experience though, whilst Ond?ej Petrák is the sole survivor from the 2013-14 relegation season.

Most of the squad have been solid performers in the 2. Bundesliga, and if Enrico Valentini can prove as effective on the wing, Mikael Ishak can rediscover the scoring form he had before getting injured in February and the entire squad can prove to be greater than the sum of the parts, they’ll have every chance of staying up. It’s likely to be an almighty scrap, however.

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Our Champions League squad

Diambou is out due to injury

So is Okoh and Omoregie

The U19 full squad ⬇️⬇️

There are many players from the U18 that I am excited to see, like Leon Lalic and Rocco Žiković

#Red Bull Salzburg #Red Bull Salzburg U19 #Champions League #Champions Youth League

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Inter Milan U19 - Real Madrid U19 0:3

Juvenil A won the quarterfinal and will play the semifinal against Red Bull Salzburg U19 on Saturday 22nd August.

scorers: 0:1, Marvin 64′

0:2, Gutierrez 76′

0:3, Morante 83′

Inter Milan U19: Pozzer; Ntube (72′ Cortinovis), Kinkoue, Moretti, Burgio (46′ Persyn), Vezzoni, Schiro, Agoume, Gianelli (68′ Casadei), Fonseca (57′ Oristanio), Satriano (72′ Bonfanti)

Real Madrid U19: Luis Lopez; Santos, Ramon, Chust, Gutierrez; Blanco, Marvin (74′ Sintes), Morante; Arribas (84′ Salazar), Pablo Rodriguez (65′ Aranda), Latasa (84′ Peter)

red card: Vezzoni 58′

#Real Madrid U19 #Real Madrid U19 results #Inter Milan U19 #UEFA Youth Legaue

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vioncentral-blog · 7 years

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Barca Eye Move for Leipzig Star With €100m Release Clause Who Happens to Be Friend of Dembele

http://www.vionafrica.cf/barca-eye-move-for-leipzig-star-with-e100m-release-clause-who-happens-to-be-friend-of-dembele/

Barca Eye Move for Leipzig Star With €100m Release Clause Who Happens to Be Friend of Dembele

Barcelona are looking to sign RB Leipzig star Dayot Upamecano next season in an attempt to sure up their ageing defence, according to Sport Bild.

The 18-year-old French centre-back moved to Leipzig in January 2017 for just £9m, leaving sister club RB Salzburg after just two years in Austria.

Now considered as one of the hottest prospects in world football, and with a reported €100m release clause written into his contract at the Red Bull Arena, Upamecano could be set for a dream move to Catalonia that would see him reunited with good friend Ousmane Dembélé.

btw, last night's #COLRBL match, @RBLeipzig_EN had a pair of CBs (Upamecano and Konate) with a combined age of 36 years vs Pizarro(38)

— BundesPL (@BundesPL) October 2, 2017

"That honours me, of course," Upamecano said when hearing of Barcelona's interest. "But for the moment, only RB Leipzig counts. Here I must work hard to later achieve my future goals."

When speaking about Dembélé's decision to ditch Bundesliga football after just 12 months in Germany, Upamecano joked that although it's a shame his friend is now in Spain, he's glad that he won't have to play against the 20-year-old this season.

"It's a pity [that he's gone to Barca], although I always find it better to have Dembélé in my own team instead of my opponent," the Leipzig star said.

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"I am delighted that he could realize his dream of [moving to] Barcelona."

Upamecano is a French U19 international and despite the plethora of talent within the senior squad (including Raphaël Varane, Laurent Koscielny and Presnel Kimpembe), it won't be long before the former Valenciennes defender is a regular for Les Bleus.

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salzburg12 · 5 years

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Youth League: Offensivgala beschert wichtigen Dreier gegen Napoli

Neuer Beitrag auf https://www.salzburg12.at/red-bull-salzburg/2019/10/youth-league-offensivgala-beschert-wichtigen-dreier-gegen-napoli/

Youth League: Offensivgala beschert wichtigen Dreier gegen Napoli

Den „Youngsters“ des FC Red Bull Salzburg ging es gegen Napoli besser: Die Mannschaft von Frank Kramer feierte gestern Nachmittag gegen die U19 des SSC Napoli nach frühem Rückstand einen verdienten 7:2-Erfolg, lieferte dabei eine richtig starke Performance ab und begeisterte mit einem temporeichem Offensivfeuerwerk. Kramer schickte folgende Elf auf’s Feld:

Antosch Wallison – Oroz – Okoh – Dedic Sucic – Pokorny – Prass Luis Phelipe – Sesko – Adeyemi

Spielverlauf

Spektakulärer Start in Grödig. Die Partie war noch keine 18 Sekunden alt, als sich Luis Phelipe mit einem perfekten Haken freispielte und den Torhüter zu einer Glanzparade zwang. Die Gäste hingegen nutzten in der Anfangsphase ihre erste Chance und trafen nach einer Ecke durch Davide Costanzo zur Führung. Unbeeindruckt verfolgte die Mannschaft von Frank Kramer ihren Matchplan und glich nach toller Vorarbeit von Karim Adeyemi durch Benjamin Sesko verdient aus. Und es war erneut der Offensivspieler, der nach knapp einer Viertelstunde trocken zur 2:1-Führung abschloss. Die Jungbullen blieben weiterhin giftig und stellten die Hintermannschaft der Italiener mit schnellen Kombinationen und effizienten Dribblings vor große Probleme. Nach etwas mehr als einer halben Stunde versuchte Wallison per Weitschuss sein Glück, doch das Spielgerät strich hauchdünn am langen Eck vorbei. Mit einer knappen, aber verdienten Pausenführung ging es die Kabinen.

Der Beginn in Durchgang zwei hätte nicht besser laufen können. Nach einem abgewehrten Kopfball von Benjamin Sesko staubte Tobias Anselm, der in Hälfte eins für den verletzten Karim Adeyemi ins Spiel kam, zum 3:1 ab. Wenige Augenblicke später erneut ein starkes Dribbling von Luis Phelipe und ein überlegter Abschluss von der Strafraumgrenze zum 4:1. Auch nach der komfortablen Führung zogen die Jungbullen ihr Spiel knallhart durch und wussten mit starkem Tempofußball zu überzeugen – weitere gute Einschussmöglichkeiten waren die Folge. So scheiterten innerhalb weniger Minuten Luka Sucic, Tobias Anselm und Luis Phelipe per spektakulärem Seitfallzieher, ehe Alexander Prass das Spielgerät an die Querlatte hämmerte. Kurz darauf trug sich auch der gerade eingewechselte Junior Adamu mit einem überlegten Kopfballtreffer in die Torschützenliste ein. Von den Italienern war bis auf einen fragwürdigen Elfmetertreffer zum 5:2 in den zweiten 45 Minuten wenig zu sehen. In der Schlussphase sorgten Luka Sucic per Weitschuss bzw. Nicolas Seiwald aus kurzer Distanz und aus spitzem Winkel für den 7:2-Endstand und besiegelten einen hochverdienten Dreier gegen den SSC Napoli.

Stimmen zum Spiel

Frank Kramer:

Man hat heute gesehen, dass die Mannschaft richtig Bock hatte, Fußball zu spielen. Wir haben in der Pause etwas nachjustiert, da trotz der Führung noch nicht alles gut war. Wir wollten es zu Beginn der zweiten Hälfte gleich berichtigen, das ist uns super gelungen. Wir konnten unseren Fußball mit der hohen Intensität mit und auch gegen den Ball sehr gut auf den Platz bringen und richtig konsequent agieren. Es wirkte so, als ob das Napoli heute überrascht hat. Heute können wir das Ergebnis genießen, aber wir wissen es richtig einzuschätzen, wissen, dass es im Rückspiel in zwei Wochen erneut eine schwierige Aufgabe wird.

Spielinfo UEFA Youth League

FC Red Bull Salzburg

SSC Napoli

7:2 UEFA Youth League 3. Spieltag Anpfiff Mittwoch, 23.10.2019, 16.00 Uhr Austragungsort Untersberg Arena, 680 Zuschauer Schiedsrichter Aleksei Matiunin (RUS)

#Spielbericht #U19 FC Red Bull Salzburg #U19 SSC Napoli #UEFA Youth League #FC Red Bull Salzburg

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walkonwalkonwithhopeinyourheart · 7 years

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International Round-up, Loan Report, & Injury List: 26/03/2017 via /r/LiverpoolFC

International Round-up, Loan Report, & Injury List: 26/03/2017

The Headlines

Adam Lallana made an assist for England

Trent Alexander-Arnold made an assist for England u19s, before scoring twice for them 2 days later

Rhian Brewster scored twice for England u17s

International Round-up: Week Commencing 20/03/2017

Friendlies

Germany 1-0 England (Podolski 69’)

Emre Can

Made a substitute appearance, replacing Julian Weigl after 66 minutes

Nathaniel Clyne

Unused substitute

Adam Lallana

Started on the right wing

Hit the post after 31 minutes

Replaced by Nathan Redmond after 66 minutes

Nigeria 1-1 Senegal (Iheanacho pen 83’; Sow 54’)

Sadio Mané

Made a substitute appearance, replacing Opa Nguette after 65 minutes

2018 World Cup Qualifiers

CONMEBOL

Uruguay 1-4 Brazil (Cavani pen 9’; Paulinho 18’, 51’, 90+2’, Neymar 74’)

Philippe Coutinho

Started on the right wing

Involved in the build-up to Paulinho's second goal after 51 minutes

Replaced by Willian after 86 minutes

Roberto Firmino

Started upfront

Involved in the build-up to Paulinho's second goal after 51 minutes

Replaced by Diego Souza after 89 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Brazil 13 9 3 1 32 10 22 30

UEFA

Group A

Bulgaria 2-0 Netherlands (Delev 6’, 20’)

Georginio Wijnaldum

Started in central midfield

Replaced by Wesley Sneijder at half time

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 4th Netherlands 5 2 1 2 8 6 2 7

Group C

Azerbaijan 1-4 Germany (Nazarov 31’; Schürrle 19’, 81’, Müller 36’, Gomez 45’)

Emre Can

Unused substitute

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Germany 5 5 0 0 20 1 19 15

Group D

Georgia 1-3 Serbia (Katcharava 6’; Tadić pen 45’, Mitrović 64’, Gaćinović 86’)

Lazar Marković

Unused substitute

Republic of Ireland 0-0 Wales

Wales were reduced to 10 men after 69 minutes, as Neil Taylor received a straight red card for a leg-breaking tackle on Seamus Coleman

Danny Ward, Harry Wilson & Ben Woodburn

Unused substitutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Serbia 5 3 2 0 12 6 6 11 3rd Wales 5 1 4 0 8 4 4 7

Group F

England 2-0 Lithuania (Defoe 22’, Vardy 66’)

Nathaniel Clyne

Unused substitute

Adam Lallana

Played 90 minutes on either wing

Assisted Jamie Vardy for England’s second goal after 66 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st England 5 4 1 0 8 0 8 13

Group H

Belgium 1-1 Greece (Lukaku 89’; Mitroglou 46’)

Greece were reduced to 10 men after 65 minutes, as Panagiotis Tachtsidis received a second yellow card

Greece were reduced to 9 men in second half stoppage time, as Giorgos Tzavellas received a second yellow card

Simon Mignolet & Divock Origi

Unused substitutes

Cyprus 0-0 Estonia

Ragnar Klavan

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Belgium 5 4 1 0 22 2 20 13 5th Estonia 5 1 1 3 5 15 -10 4

Senior International Players

Player Caps Debut Latest Goals First Latest Status Ragnar Klavan 117 03-07-2003 25-03-2017 3 31-05-2006 26-05-2014 Starting XI James Milner 61 12-08-2009 11-06-2016 1 07-09-2012 07-09-2012 Retired Sadio Mané 42 25-05-2012 23-03-2017 12 02-06-2012 19-01-2017 Substitute Georginio Wijnaldum 37 02-09-2011 25-03-2017 7 02-09-2011 01-09-2016 Starting XI Alex Manninger 33 18-08-1999 02-11-2009 - - - Retired Jordan Henderson 32 17-11-2010 15-11-2016 - - - Injured Adam Lallana 31 15-11-2013 26-03-2017 3 04-09-2016 15-11-2016 Starting XI Dejan Lovren 31 08-10-2009 23-03-2016 2 02-09-2011 26-03-2013 Not selected Mamadou Sakho 28 17-11-2010 29-03-2016 2 19-11-2013 19-11-2013 Not selected Joël Matip 27 03-03-2010 06-09-2015 1 23-06-2014 23-06-2014 Retired Daniel Sturridge 25 15-11-2011 11-11-2016 8 22-03-2013 11-11-2016 Injured Philippe Coutinho 24 07-10-2010 23-03-2017 6 07-06-2015 10-11-2016 Starting XI Lucas Leiva 24 22-08-2007 20-11-2013 - - - Not selected Lazar Marković 23 28-02-2012 15-11-2016 3 14-11-2012 07-06-2015 Squad Divock Origi 23 26-05-2014 01-09-2016 3 22-06-2014 12-11-2014 Squad Ádám Bogdán 20 03-06-2011 26-03-2016 - - - Injured Simon Mignolet 18 25-03-2011 09-11-2016 - - - Squad Nathaniel Clyne 14 15-11-2014 15-11-2016 - - - Squad Roberto Firmino 14 12-11-2014 23-03-2017 5 18-11-2014 06-10-2016 Starting XI Emre Can 8 04-09-2015 22-03-2017 - - - Squad Marko Grujić 3 25-05-2016 05-06-2016 - - - With u21s Alberto Moreno 3 15-10-2013 30-05-2014 - - - Not selected Danny Ward 3 24-03-2016 11-06-2016 - - - Squad Jon Flanagan 1 04-06-2014 04-06-2014 - - - Not selected Danny Ings 1 12-10-2015 12-10-2015 - - - Injured Harry Wilson 1 15-10-2013 15-10-2013 - - - Squad Total 644 26 n/a 56 13 n/a 14 call-ups Excluding Loans 569 21 n/a 51 11 n/a 12 call-ups

U21 Euro 2019 Qualifier

Rep of Ireland 1-0 Kosovo (Shodipo 56’)

Corey Whelan

Played 90 minutes at left back

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1st Republic of Ireland 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 3

U21 Friendlies

Austria 1-1 Australia (Grbic 85’; Mabil 55’)

Jake Brimmer

Made a substitute appearance

Germany 1-0 England (Amiri 23’)

Joe Gomez

Unused substitute

Sweden 0-2 Serbia (Živković 28’, Ožegović 36’)

Marko Grujić

Played 90 minutes in central midfield

Received a yellow card after 56 minutes

U19 Euro 2017 Qualifiers

Group 3, England

England 3-0 Norway (Mount 33’, Edun 46’, Field 55’)

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Started at right back

Assisted Mason Mount for the opening goal after 33 minutes

Was involved in the build-up to England's second goal after 46 minutes

Was involved in the build-up to England's third goal after 55 minutes

Replaced by Reece Oxford after 66 minutes

England 3-0 Spain (Alexander-Arnold 9’, pen 64’, Willock 86)

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Played 90 minutes at right back

Scored the opening goal after 9 minutes

Scored England’s second goal from the penalty spot after 64 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U19 Euro 2017 1st England 2 2 0 0 6 0 6 6 √ 2nd Spain 2 1 0 1 5 3 2 3 X 3rd Norway 2 1 0 1 2 4 -2 3 X 4th Belarus 2 0 0 2 1 7 -6 0 X

Group 7, Belgium

Italy 0-2 Republic of Ireland 2 (Levingston 34’, Hale pen 73’)

Caoimhin Kelleher

Played 90 minutes in goal

Conor Masterson

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Sweden 3-0 Republic of Ireland (Inglesson 25’, Sabovic 52’, Isak 73’)

Caoimhin Kelleher

Played 90 minutes in goal

Conor Masterson

Played 90 minutes at centre back as captain

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U19 Euro 2017 1st Belgium 2 1 1 0 3 2 1 4 TBD 2nd Sweden 2 1 0 1 4 2 2 3 TBD 3rd Republic of Ireland 2 1 0 1 2 3 -1 3 TBD 4th Italy 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 1 X

U17 Euro 2017 Qualifiers

80-minute matches

Group 7, Bosnia & Herzegovina

England 5-3 Czech Republic (Brewster 9’, 46’, Foden 11’, 66’, Gibbs-White 15’; Majka 37’, 47’, Hezoucky 76’)

Rhian Brewster

Played 80 minutes upfront

Scored the opening goal after 9 minutes

Scored England’s 4th goal after 46 minutes

England 4-0 Slovenia (Sancho 25’, 76’, Eyoma 29’, Loader 54’)

Rhian Brewster

Started upfront

Replaced by Tashan Oakley-Boothe after 61 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U17 Euro 2017 1st England 2 2 0 0 9 3 6 6 √ 2nd Bosnia & Herzegovina 2 1 1 0 2 1 1 4 TBD 3rd Slovenia 2 0 1 1 0 4 -4 1 TBD 4th Czech Republic 2 0 0 2 4 7 -3 0 X

Group 8, Cyprus

Cyprus 0-2 Republic of Ireland (Connolly 40’, 80’)

Glen McAuley

Started on the right wing

Replaced by Adam Idah after 59 minutes

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts U17 Euro 2017 1st Republic of Ireland 3 3 0 0 7 0 7 9 √ 2nd Faroe Islands 3 1 1 1 2 5 -3 4 √ 3rd Slovakia 3 1 0 2 3 4 -2 3 X 4th Cyprus 3 0 1 2 1 4 -3 1 X

Loan Report: Week Commencing 20/03/2017

Ryan Fulton (Chesterfield #12) GK

Rochdale (H), League 1

Unused substitute in 1-3 defeat

Chesterfield were reduced to 10 men in second half stoppage time, as David Faupala received a straight red card

Chesterfield are 23rd in the league table

Cameron Brannagan (Fleetwood Town #4) CM/AM

Bury (A), League 1

Started in central midfield in 0-0 draw

Replaced by Ashley Hunter after 64 minutes

Fleetwood are 3rd in the league table

Lloyd Jones (Swindon Town #28) CB

Millwall (H), League 1

Unused substitute on 1-0 win

Swindon are 22nd in the league table

Jack Dunn (Tranmere Rovers #16) RW/AM/ST

North Ferriby United (A), National League

Unused substitute in 1-4 win

Braintree Town (H), National League

Missed 1-0 win through injury

Tranmere are 3rd in the league table

Pedro Chirivella (Go Ahead Eagles #29) DM/CM

Emmen (H), Friendly

Unused in 2-1 win

Andre Wisdom (Red Bull Salzburg #47) RB/CB

Liefering (A), Friendly

May or may not have featured in 0-2 win

Brooks Lennon (Real Salt Lake #27) RW/LW/ST

New York Red Bulls (A), MLS

Played 90 minutes on the right wing in 0-0 draw

RSL are 9th in the regional league table

Loan Report: Season So Far

Name Club Sq App St Sub M G A CS* GC* PS* Y R Flanagan Burnley 27 9 7 2 704 0 0 5 6 n/a 2 0 Sakho Crystal Palace 5 3 3 0 270 0 0 3 0 n/a 0 0 Marković Hull 7 7 6 1 540 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 3 0 Kent Barnsley 41 39 32 7 2657 2 1 n/a n/a n/a 4 0 Ward Huddersfield 40 36 36 0 3195 0 0 9 43 1 0 0 Fulton Chesterfield 39 29 29 0 2610 0 0 5 50 0 0 0 Brannagan Fleetwood 10 9 4 5 340 0 1 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Jones Swindon 32 29 28 1 2479 2 0 8 37 n/a 4 1 Dunn Tranmere 5 4 3 1 237 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Allan Hertha BSC 21 9 3 6 378 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Chirivella GA Eagles 10 10 10 0 894 2 2 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Awoniyi NEC 22 14 6 8 690 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Wisdom RB Salzburg 23 14 11 3 955 0 0 11 3 n/a 1 0 Lennon Real Salt Lake 2 2 2 0 180 0 0 n/a n/a n/a 0 0 Bogdán Wigan** 18 17 17 0 1499 0 0 6 19 2 0 0 Hart Port Vale*** 20 16 12 4 1047 1 1 n/a n/a n/a 5 0 Dunn Morecambe*** 22 19 12 7 1119 6 2 n/a n/a n/a 1 0 Marković Sporting*** 19 14 7 7 610 2 0 n/a n/a n/a 1 0

*Clean sheets and goals conceded are only counted for defenders and goalkeepers, whilst penalties saved are (obviously) only counted for goalkeepers

**Loan spell effectively ended due to long-term injury

***Loan spell ended

Key:

Abbreviation Full Sq Included in matchday squad App Appearances St Starts Sub Substitute appearances M Minutes played G Goals A Assists CS Clean sheets GC Goals conceded PS Penalties saved Y Yellow cards R Red cards

Injury List

Player Squad Injury Sustained Initial Diagnosis Return (physioroom*) Return (imo**) Jordan Henderson First Foot 24-02-17 1-2 weeks 01-04-17 01-04-17 Daniel Sturridge First Hip Unknown Unknown 01-04-17 Unknown Danny Ings First Knee 25-10-16 7-9 months 01-06-17 12-08-17 Ádám Bogdán First ACL 19-11-16 9 months Unknown Expiration Adam Phillips u23s Back Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Shamal George u23s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Ovie Ejaria u23s Ankle 28-01-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown Kane Lewis u23s Hamstring 19-02-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown Kamil Grabara u23s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Harvey Whyte u18s Spine Sep ‘16 6 months Unknown Unknown Herbie Kane u18s Hip 22-10-16 Unknown Unknown Unknown Jordan Hunter u18s Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Jack Dunn Tranmere Unknown 24-03-17 Unknown Unknown Unknown

**My opinion is based on everything I’ve read and heard about each particular injury and also a bit of guess-work in some cases

27/03/2017 - 29/03/2017: Relevant Upcoming Fixtures

All kick-off times are in BST

Monday

14:00

England u19s - Belarus u19s

18:00

Australia u21s - Finland u21s

19:00

Denmark u21s - England u21s

Ivory Coast - Senegal

Tuesday