For the second time in a row Bremen’s Oliver Burke decides a game in the 95th minute – an escalation that is wanted. The fact that football games last so long brings additional drama – and can perhaps even be marketed separately.
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Christopher Kneer
At least they now know in Frankfurt what they will be training for next week. However, the training content is not easy to put on the lawn, even with an intensive search you will not find a textbook that could help you. In short, it’s about how the Frankfurt defenders have to behave next Sunday when Werder striker Oliver Burke comes on in the game in Bremen. This first lesson can probably be conveyed quite well and summarized in the phrase “Don’t lose sight of Burke”. Lesson two is more challenging. Although there are various ideas on how to prevent Oliver Burke from scoring the decisive goal in the last minute, none of them really looks promising. The recommendation to end the game before the 95th minute seems to be the most convincing.
