Borussia Dortmund's Sebastian Kehl Spews Frustration After Awful Bundesliga Performance
Borussia Dortmund's sporting director Sebastian Kehl has let slip his anger and frustration following the club's Bundesliga draw against FC Augsburg. With the Revierclub now five points behind VfB Stuttgart in fourth place in the Champions League, Kehl isn't pleased with their current situation.
"We're angry, frustrated, and disappointed because we missed out on two crucial points," Kehl exclaimed to Ruhr Nachrichten, with his team now struggling to keep a Champions League place.
The team's performance against FC Augsburg didn't live up to expectations, and as a result, critiques have been pouring in, including from TV pundit Lothar Matthäus. He predicts that coach Edin Terzic will come under scrutiny during the winter break, while Matthäus believes that the team's overall performance has been underwhelming.
"Far behind expectations – it's not just about points, but they're simply not delivering the goods with their play," commented Matthäus, while adding that Terzic may be questioned during the break.
Kehl, however, has chosen not to comment on Terzic's future with the team yet. Instead, he's focusing on the team's next match against Mainz 05, which will be played on Tuesday. The sporting director wants to assess the situation in depth and then analyze the team's performance.
Taking a Closer Look
The team's poor performance in the Bundesliga has left many fans and supporters questioning their approach to the game. With a change in coach this season, expectations have been high for the team. However, their performance has not lived up to those expectations, which has resulted in a plethora of criticism.
The team's focus during the winter break will be to rectify these issues and find their winning edge. With a Champions League spot still hanging in the balance, the team cannot afford to slip up anymore.
Bottom Line
Borussia Dortmund's Sebastian Kehl has expressed his frustration and anger following their draw against FC Augsburg. With the team now five points behind VfB Stuttgart, they need to improve their performance to maintain their place in the Champions League.
The team's future plans include a deeper focus on their Bundesliga matches, potentially adding new players, and keeping an eye on their Champions League draw. The team's performance will be heavily scrutinized during the winter break, and their coach, Edin Terzic, may come under pressure.
As fans and supporters eagerly await the team's next move, they can only hope that this setback will result in a revitalized Borussia Dortmund with a renewed drive to succeed.
