Hertha took a new step towards relegation, after falling on Friday with a resounding 5-2 against Cologne, in a clash in which the Berliners succumbed to the exchange of blows in which the contest became .
Especially in the first half, which closed with five goals (3-2), the most honest reflection of the constant entering and going from one place to another that took place in the first forty-five minutes of play.
A frantic game that initially seemed to benefit Hertha Berlin, who were able to return Davie Selke’s initial goal (0-1) for the locals, with goals from French Lucas Tousart and Montenegrin Stevan Jovetic, former player of Sevilla, who established a brief 1-2 in 33.
But if until then visiting goalkeeper Oliver Christensen had prevented Cologne from turning their many chances into goals with his interventions, the Danish goalkeeper could do nothing to stop central defender Timo Hubers and Tunisian Ellyes Skhiri to allow the locals to leave on the half hour. time with an advantage on the scoreboard (3-2).
A dynamic lasted in the second half in which Hertha could not catch up with Cologne’s goalscoring rhythm, which sealed the contest with two new goals from Hubers, who completed his brace in 69 minutes, and Denis Huseinbasic, who established in 81 of the final 5-2.
Marker to leave Hertha for another week, which last year saved the category in a permanent tie, in the last place of the classification with five safety points with only two games left for the Berlin team.
Source: La Verdad
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