Werder vs. St. Pauli live
SV Werder Bremen once morest FC St. Pauli in the live ticker today: All goals, news and information regarding the top game in the 2nd Bundesliga are live in the live ticker of the DeichStube*! The current score is 0:0.
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10. Min: Amenyido pushes through for Burgstaller, who is free in front of Pavlenka. The Werder keeper remains the winner in a direct duel, but the linesman jumps to his side, Burgstaller was offside.
9. Min: Groß cannot hold the ball in midfield, but Pauli cannot put winning the ball into danger either.
6. Min: Kyereh tries a direct acceptance, but shoots the ball out of the stadium.
5. Min: No danger, but corner once more.
4. Min: First corner kick for Pauli.
4. Min: Schmid’s first cross from the left, but it slips a little over his shoe and ends up in Vasilj’s arms.
2. Min: Gross is down following being hit by Amenyido. But he’s standing once more.
Werder Bremen vs. FC St. Pauli in the live ticker: The top game is on
1. Min: Florian Badstübner releases the game!
1:31 p.m.: Led by Leonardo Bittencourt as captain, Werder enters the Hamburg lawn.
1:29 p.m.: …and here they come!
1:27 p.m.: The teams are ready to walk in, the fans are literally setting off fireworks in the stands. Almost 30,000 are there today, including 3,000 Werder fans. Let’s see who laughs louder in the end.
1:21 p.m.: Another side note: Werder talent Maik Nawrocki, who is on loan to the Polish champions Legia Warsaw, might move there permanently following the summer. The Polish club told the Polish sports portal Interia Sport that they wanted to exercise the agreed purchase option for the 21-year-old. That would be warm rain for Werder.
1:18 p.m .: Ole Werner says on the Sky microphone that Ömer Toprak is ready for an assignment, “that’s a good thing”. He says Werder have to get the opponent moving in order to get spaces, speaks of a “duel on an equal footing”. He counters the force of the full Millerntor with the routine of his players – and emotions, because: “We’re looking forward to it!”
1:15 p.m.: The table says that Werder go into the game as leaders. With a win it would stay that way and the gap would probably grow a little with five games left. The best conditions for a big game on the Osterdeich. Ex-Werderaner Fin Bartels also sees Werder as a top favorite for promotion, he says on Sky.
1:04 p.m.: Why it’s worth being in the stadium today or at least on TV or the Deichstube live ticker: It’s a very, very important match day. Because in addition to the game at Millerntor, Nuremberg and Darmstadt as well as Schalke and Heidenheim meet in a direct duel and take away points from each other. Werder would definitely gain ground with a win.
12:59 p.m.: There might also be a competition between the two top scorers in the league behind Simon Terodde. Marvin Ducksch and Guido Burgstaller each have 17 goals this season. Niclas Füllkrug has 14 hits. The second best Pauli shooter is Simon Makienok, but he only has six goals.
12:53 p.m.: Let’s take a look at the overall balance since 1947. There are – not including the friendlies – 54 direct duels in the statistics so far. Werder won 28, the brown and whites 13, and 13 games ended in a draw.
12:48 p.m.: A look back into the past: The last meeting between the two teams – the first ever in the 2nd Bundesliga – ended 1-1 at the end of October. Marvin Ducksch scored for Werder, Finn Becker equalized for Pauli.
12:43 p.m.: And they shouldn’t go unmentioned either: the team of referees. Today, the supreme decision-making authority lies with Florian Badstübner. He is assisted by Nikolai Kimmeyer and Christian Dietz. The fourth official is Lukas Benen. In Cologne, Sören Storks and Markus Wollenweber take a closer look.
Werder Bremen vs. FC St. Pauli in the live ticker: The line-ups for the top game are here!
12:36 p.m.: We look at what Pauli trainer Timo Schultz wants to counter today. It starts like this: Vasilj – Beifus, Ziereis, Medic, Paqarada – Irvine, Kyereh, Afeez Aremu, Hartel – Burgstaller, Amenyido. Smarsch (ET), Ritzka, Dziwagala, Buchtmann, Daschner, Becker, Benatelli, Makienok and Matanovic are options on the bench.
12:33 p.m.: Toprak not yet ready for 90 minutes following his calf injury. Bittencourt slips back into the starting XI for Schmidt, he only played in the final phase of the 1-1 draw once morest Sandhausen due to his previous Covid illness. In addition, Weiser replaces Mbom, Jung and Gruev make room for Friedl and Veljkovic.
12.30 p.m .: Pavlenka – Weiser, Veljkovic, Groß, Friedl, Agu – Rapp, Schmid, Bittencourt – Ducksch, Füllkrug: This is the eleven that coach Ole Werner trusts at the beginning! Zetterer (ET), Schönfelder, Toprak, Schmidt, Mai, Gruev, Woltemade, Mbom, Dinkci are the first to sit on the bench.
12:27 p.m.: Hello from the Deichstube! Or better today: moin, moin! Because today a northern duel is on the agenda: SV Werder Bremen takes on FC St. Pauli in the 2nd Bundesliga. In tabular form this means: top game! Let’s hope the game lives up to that. We are waiting for the line-ups, which should be arriving any moment.
Of the SV Werder Bremen im Liveticker once morest FC St. Pauli: The kick-off in the Millerntor Stadium is this Saturday at 1.30 p.m., the live ticker starts here at around 12.30 p.m. with the starting line-ups of both teams. All goals, news and information from the second division game are available live here Live-Ticker the DeichStube.
To the preliminary report of April 8, 2022:
North cracker at eye level: SV Werder Bremen starts into important weeks once morest FC St. Pauli, but downplays the pressure
Bremen – It’s regarding a lot. A hell of a lot. But it will continue to do so for the next few weeks, so nothing will be decided this Saturday either. And yet it simply cannot be downplayed, the explosiveness before the northern cracker between the SV Werder Bremen and the FC St. Pauli (Saturday, 1.30 p.m. in DeichStube* live ticker). The first in the table travels to third, a silly point lies between the two teams. Much more pressure is hardly possible. Only Ole Werner, who still doesn’t let on, whether his pulse beat isn’t gradually reaching higher spheres. “For me, it’s more anticipation and a good sign that we’re under this pressure and aren’t eighth in the table and playing for the golden pineapple.” Of course, you can also put it that way.
Werder Bremen vs. FC St. Pauli: The first of three games once morest direct competition in the promotion race
Should this top game once morest FC St. Pauli so really be a game like any other? If following Ole Werner go, then yes. “It’s tingling because it’s a special game, a north derby is in a special atmosphere and because the table constellation is the way it is,” admits the coach of the SV Werder Bremen to. “But I had a tingling last week and it will tingle next week too.”
Then, by the way, the opponent is called 1. FC Nürnberg, followed shortly followingwards by FC Schalke 04. Similar heavyweights in the league, victories once morest direct competition in the league would be just as important ascent race. But thus the starting position of Werder Bremen even then it is as formidable as it is up-to-date, a pleasing result must first be found in the present tense. It’s anything but easy once morest the currently strongest home team – you know that too Ole Werner: „St. Pauli has playful strengths, acts very variably with the central midfielders, but can also be dangerous over long balls,” the 33-year-old lists. “That makes it difficult from the approach, because you have to ask yourself what height you choose and how you defend that variability.”
Top game once morest FC St. Pauli: How does Werder Bremen and coach Ole Werner deal with the pressure?
Werder’s head coach wanted to work out the right answers to these questions with his team this week. Most recently once morest Sandhausen, the solutions were still something of a problem. Bremen were superior, and there were also a few chances. Ultimately, however, it was only enough for a 1:1 because a deep opponent caused problems once more this season. The good news: Am Millerntor there should be a few more rooms. The bad: The Hamburgers should also have much more to offer offensively than Stolperstein Sandhausen. It does not only point to a stormy followingnoon on the Elbe because of the weather. The aggressiveness on both sides might result in a genuine spectacle, although Werner insists that this is not synonymous with a headless attack. “I wouldn’t speak of an open exchange of blows, because that would mean that both teams aren’t doing their jobs so well defensively,” says the coach SV Werder Bremen, who instead expects much more discipline on both sides. “I do think it will be regarding tactics and how to create a certain compactness and defend under pressure.”
Already read? This is what Werder Bremen’s starting XI once morest FC St. Pauli might look like!
Werder Bremen vs. FC St. Pauli: Top game at eye level for the lead in the 2nd Bundesliga
His counterpart sees it very similarly. “Bremen has a high quality in the squad and also works excellently as a team. I think it will be an open game.” forecast Timo Schultzcoach of FC St. Pauli on Thursday. “The Bremen team always want to play forward. We want to play a lot with the ball and play creatively up front, but we also know that we can expect phases where we have to chase the ball and defend. Then it will be important that we stay compact and win our duels.”
The expected 29,546 spectators in the stadium are obviously looking forward to a real duel at eye level on Saturday. one in which Werder Bremen once morest St. Pauli usually cut a fine figure. In any case, the hosts were only able to win the very first league comparison in August 1977 (3:1), otherwise there was usually joy in Bremen (eleven wins, five draws). Data that sounds nice but is of no interest to anyone at Werder. At least not Clemens Fritz, the head of professional football. “I know you’re all fans of statistics, and that’s a good thing,” he told journalists during the press conference. “But we should definitely not rely on numbers like that. We know the strengths of the Paulians and we mustn’t concern ourselves with things that may have worked well in the past, because we have to implement them now.”
Werder Bremen vs. FC St. Pauli – Ole Werner: “The form on the day will make the difference”
And with that comes once more Ole Werner comes into play, who also clearly prefers the present. “The form on the day will make the difference. In the end, the team that plays their kind of football better will win,” he is convinced. “I have confidence that we will succeed because we have often succeeded in the past. And I believe that as a group – if we function – also from St. Pauli will be very difficult to beat. But we have to prove this feeling at the weekend.” Then we can Werder Bremen even build on the returnees Ömer Toprak, Marco Friedl, Mitchell Weiser and Milos Veljkovic. (mbü) *DeichStube.de is a joint venture of the media group Kreiszeitung and the WESER-KURIER media group as well as an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
