BVB votes for 1: 1 against Sevilla – Hummels is clearly critical

BVB votes for 1: 1 against Sevilla – Hummels is clearly critical

After the 1-1 draw against Sevilla, Mats Hummels in particular was pissed off and clearly criticized the team. In the case of Jude Bellingham, on the other hand, the veteran went into raptures. The votes on the premier class draw by black and yellow.

BVB missed the early entry into the Champions League round of 16. In the home game against FC Sevilla, a win for Black and Yellow would have been enough to reach the knockout stage. In the end, the Andalusians separated after a deficit of 1:1.

The Dortmund players were therefore not really satisfied after the final whistle, even if the starting position in Group G remains comfortable. Above all, Mats Hummel’s extreme criticism after the final whistle.

Edin Terzic: “It wasn’t a really good game from either side, it was pretty tough. The result is so deserved, it was a deserved draw. I don’t think this game deserved more goals because there weren’t enough chances to score. I think we had problems starting up in the first 15, 20 minutes, but were then able to correct that a bit and change and adjust it a bit. […] Of course, Jude’s goal was also played well, that’s what we had in mind: letting the ball run faster, making the paths harder for them and that was in the second half in the first ten, 15 minutes OK. But really just okay, not good. […] Then the fact remains that there aren’t many chances to score and that you have to live with this draw today.”

Gergor Kobel: “I think we were the better team for a long time. We had a lot of the ball, combined well. We maybe didn’t push enough in the last third. But we did it well. […] I’m sure I’ve been out for five weeks now.”

Mats Hummels: “It wasn’t a good game from us. After the 0-1 we started to press, to press better. We got Sevilla into a lot of easy turnovers and we dominated for a few minutes. […]

It’s completely unnecessary to behave like that against an insecure team at home in front of 80,000, because we simply lose possession unnecessarily. That’s not enough game intelligence. I’m sorry, but Sevilla are very insecure, they were happy with the 1-1 here. […] We lost the ball 20 times, completely unnecessarily, and always played into tight spaces instead of letting them run. […]

Football is actually a very simple game and we always break it ourselves. It has to get out of some heads that football doesn’t have to be sexy, that successful football doesn’t have to be heel, toe, one, two, three at five meters, but that a player always does the right thing and not just sometimes the special. It’s difficult when you feel like there aren’t enough people just trying to push things forward.”

Hummels about Jude Bellingham: “Jude always wants to win, in every training session and game. He invests a lot. It’s also clear that he has to channel certain energies at that age, which I would also like to have. But he has every minute this year and trying to win every minute and fight for the team, he’s allowed to complain and make mistakes. […]

He’s not perfect yet, of course, that would be scary too, but he’s getting better and he’s come a long way. I’d rather have him who complains five times and accelerates for 90 minutes than someone who is silent for 90 minutes and accelerates less.”

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