Bundesliga-Live Ticker マッチデイのために 15

Urs Fischer on facing St. Pauli

"We have to accept where we are in the Bundesliga. Of course, it’s a change compared to European nights. This is a relegation battle, and we need to show a different side to us. We want this to be clear on Sunday."

Alexander Blessin on facing Mainz

"Mainz have to juggle the Bundesliga with Europe. If you're not used to it, that's quite something. They've suffered some unlucky defeats. They've focused on stability with their coaching change. They will be tough nuts to crack."

Raum on facing Leverkusen

The full-back told the Leverkusen and Leipzig websites: "It would feel bad to go into the winter break with a defeat. Leverkusen are in a great position, they can win a lot, but we want to hold on to our spot and make amends after the game in Berlin. We'll do everything we can to achieve that."

Andrich on facing Leipzig

The midfielder told the Leverkusen and Leipzig websites: "We have to put in a top performance, it's going to be hard work. We want to give everything we've got before the short winter break and make sure we don't let them get into dangerous transitional moments. At the same time, we want to put our stamp on the game."

Kwasniok voices respect for Baumgart

Lukas Kwasniok has not only succeeded Steffen Baumgart in the Cologne hotseat, he was also his direct replacement at Paderborn in 2021. He says: "Our contact is limited, just like with the other coaches. We exchange information during matches. I found it remarkable how he passed the baton to me back then in Paderborn. He is a good bloke."

Baumgart back

The Union coach is making an emotional return to Cologne, where he wore his trademark flat cap between 2021 and 2023, taking the Billy Goats into the UEFA Conference League after finishing seventh in his first season in charge. He says: "Anyone who knows what a great time I had in Cologne knows how much I love going back. I had a wonderful, emotional and successful time there."

Martel on facing Union

“It will be very difficult against Union. Everyone who has played against Union knows how hard they are to break down and how unpleasant they are to play against. It will be a serious challenge for us.”

Eric Martel on Cologne going five matches without a win

The Cologne defender told the Bundesliga: “It is difficult to get wins in the Bundesliga. Of course, we would have wished to get at least one or two wins in the last five matches, but there are phases where you have to wait a bit longer. The most important thing is getting out of that phase again. That shows your strength of a team.”

Kaars on facing Mainz

“Against Mainz, we need to do the same as in the last few weeks, especially as we did against Heidenheim. Defend well, be comfortable on the ball, create chances, and score from them. Then defend incredibly well together. The players coming off the bench also bring a lot of quality. I think that’s what makes us strong.”

Martijn Kaars on St. Pauli ending their long winless run

The Dutch attacker told the Bundesliga: “After a lot of losses, it’s difficult to keep your confidence up as players and as a team. Now we’ve shown some good phases for three games in a row, and I think that helps.”

Stefan Schimmer on Heidenheim's underdogs tag

The striker told the Bundesliga: "We’ve always been favourites for relegation. That hasn’t really changed. What people say has to be irrelevant to us though. We try to get the best out of every week. The two wins did us a lot of good against Union and Freiburg. Now there was a little setback again against St. Pauli. But I think you can see that we’re able to compete for points, that we’re back within reach again. That gives us confidence.”

Frank Schmidt on facing Bayern

"There's nothing harder than playing against Bayern Munich. They've lost one game in the Champions League and are still undefeated in the Bundesliga. Beating Bayern is almost impossible. But we have to try and make the impossible possible."

Kasper Hjulmand on facing Leipzig

"I think in the last three months we have played well to be where we are in all competitions. That gives us chances in 2026. We are going to Leipzig to win."

Christian Ilzer on facing Stuttgart

"It will be a fitting way to end before the winter break. The fact that we can say there’s nothing between us and VfB Stuttgart shows how far we've come. That's why we're looking forward to the game."

Ole Werner on facing Leverkusen

"After a difficult start to the season, Leverkusen are playing to their strengths again. A bit like us, they underwent something of a face lift over the summer. A lot of new, intriguing players came in. They're a fantastic team who combine really well with a lot of short passes and then attack with real dynamism when the right moment arises. There are a few question marks around personnel this weekend, but we know the type of football they'll try to play."

Merlin Polzin on facing Frankfurt

"Frankfurt deservedly qualified for the [UEFA] Champions League last season playing very attractive football. They have a squad full of former and current internationals and were competitive at Barcelona at the Camp Nou recently. They'll bring top-level quality, regardless of who might be missing. We can't afford any lapses."

Dino Toppmöller on facing Hamburg

"We're delighted to be returning to HSV in the Bundesliga. It's a great club, with fantastic fans and a good stadium. We know that HSV are very strong at home. Not only have they won their last two home games, they are also doing really well in the home table overall. We'll need to be at our very best."

Lukas Kwasniok on facing Union

"Union have become more stable since Steffen Baumgart took over. They comfortably avoided relegation last season, and they're continuing that form this season. They've returned to their former strengths. 'Baumi' has adapted somewhat to the club. They're a team that can hurt the top sides."

Steffen Baumgart on facing Cologne

"Everyone knows what a great time I had in charge of Cologne - that stays with you - but I'm focused on us and I've seen improvement from the boys of late. Now we've got another difficult game. I'm pretty sure they're one of those teams that you can't prepare for 100 per cent because Lukas [Kwasniok] comes up with something new for every opponent and every task, but I'm not going to give anything away about our line-up."

Manuel Baum on facing Bremen

"It's going to be a completely different game. Leverkusen and Frankfurt demanded a lot from us defensively. Now we want to show a different side to ourselves, to get at the Bremen defence, score more goals than them and get the three points in front of our own fans."

Horst Steffen on facing Augsburg

"Augsburg played well in their last two games - they beat Leverkusen and narrowly lost to Frankfurt. They don't allow teams much space, are very compact and strong in transition. We need to be patient and be solid at the back. It's by no stretch an easy fixture - it'll be a real challenge."

Daniel Bauer on facing Freiburg

"They're an excellent team; very disciplined, hard-running and quick in the transition. They don't give much away and are also very good from set-pieces. If you look at the stats, almost 50 percent of their goals have come from set plays. So, just like in our last game, we need to be switched on and defend gallantly. We really want our good run [of results] to continue."

Julian Schuster on facing Wolfsburg

"You can sense that their belief is back and they've found a real structure in the team. They didn't give Gladbach any room to breathe last weekend. We need composure and patience."

Sebastian Hoeneß on facing Hoffenheim

"This is exactly the kind of game we need right now – a home match to finish the year against a strong team who are above us in the table. Hoffenheim look very steady and confident at the moment. They're always among the top sides in terms of running data, and they play in a very intensive way. We have to leave it all out on the pitch."

Niko Kovač on facing Gladbach

"They had their difficulties at the start of the season, but Eugen [Polanski] has steadied the ship. They've made good progress in recent games. They're a very awkward opponent, who defend well and look to take their chances on the counter-attack. We need the fans and magic of the stadium behind us."

Eugen Polanski on facing Dortmund

"Niko Kovač has brought about an immense sense of clarity to how they want to play football at Dortmund, and how intense they should be on the pitch. It's not always the most attractive kind of football, but it is a very successful style of play. That vindicates his ideas, even if recent results haven't exactly reflected the place BVB are in."

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順位

		試合	勝ち-引き分け-敗け勝-分-敗	得点	+/-	点
1	FCBBayernBayern	14	12-2-0	51:11	+40	38
2	RBLLeipzigLeipzig	14	9-2-3	29:16	+13	29
3	BVBDortmundDortmund	14	8-5-1	24:12	+12	29
4	B04LeverkusenLeverkusen	14	8-2-4	30:19	+11	26
5	TSGHoffenheimHoffenheim	14	8-2-4	29:20	+9	26
6	VFBStuttgartStuttgart	14	8-1-5	25:22	+3	25
7	SGEFrankfurtFrankfurt	14	7-3-4	29:29	0	24
8	FCUUnion BerlinUnion Berlin	14	5-3-6	19:23	-4	18
9	SCFFreiburgFreiburg	14	4-5-5	21:23	-2	17
10	KOEKölnKöln	14	4-4-6	22:23	-1	16
11	BMGM'gladbachM'gladbach	14	4-4-6	18:22	-4	16
12	SVWBremenBremen	14	4-4-6	18:28	-10	16
13	WOBWolfsburgWolfsburg	14	4-3-7	20:24	-4	15
14	HSVHamburgHamburg	14	4-3-7	15:24	-9	15
15	FCAAugsburgAugsburg	14	4-1-9	17:28	-11	13
16	STPSt. PauliSt. Pauli	14	3-2-9	13:26	-13	11
17	FCHHeidenheimHeidenheim	14	3-2-9	13:30	-17	11
18	M05MainzMainz	14	1-4-9	13:26	-13	7