Hängende ÖFB-Köpfe: “Einfach nicht gut genug”

With the hanging of the Köpfen the ÖFB-Kicker das Osloer Ullevaal Stadion lost. 1:2 gegen Norway nach einer sehr modest Leistung.

“We couldn’t get rid of them at all, but we were still able to play with them in the last three years. We had to have good analyzes and work, but we couldn’t have more fun with them,” says Stefan Posch.

A man starts in the game

The war of the ÖFB team in the first 25 minutes of the game is as good as never before, however Zugriff can be, the Scandinavian Hausherren light game. “They can play, who they want to”, thought Marcel Sabitzer.

Team chief Ralf Rangnick said the following: “We have an extremely good experience in the game. The long balls of the Norwegians have been played, so we have a good experience with the ball, but we can quickly enjoy the ball.”

Changeover brings improvement

The German response, let us know that the team is waiting for a relief break. Sabitzer runs the center on the left page, Konrad Laimer in the Middle, and Nicolas Seiwald halfen in the Spielaufbau in the letzten Reihe with, to bring more security.

Patrick Wimmer reports: “Nach der Umstellung has a bisschen kommen and then first weld the long ball, damn it will be better to pass the ball later.”

Relapse after the break

If you continue playing the game in the Griff, it deserves the title. If the water is higher, after the break, you will follow a new relapse.

“In the second half of the war you would like to, do not come rightly into the Zweikämpfe, do not come rightly into our Abbläufe rein,” said Posch.

“Zu passiv, zu ungenau, einfach nicht gut genug. Das muss man ehrlich sagen”, nimmt sich Sabitzer kein Blatt voor de Mund.

“We live in a different way”

The start in the Nations League is with the 1:1 in Slovenia and the Niederlage in Norway in the Slange-gangen.

“We had to live our lives differently, we would have lived with each other, but we would have lived with it,” Nicolas Seiwald has just said.

The Einzelkritik zum NL-Match Norway against Österreich