holding hands Christian Gunther and nils petersenwho took to the pitch in the final stretch and scored the winning goals, the Freiburg prevailed this Friday Wolfsburg (2-0) and revived their hopes of playing in the next edition of the Champions League.
After two consecutive defeats that halted their aspirations, the table of Christian Streich they won again in their matchday 32 match, the penultimate, played at the Europa Park Stadion. He Freiburg equal to fourth place in the Bundesliga union berlinahead because of the difference in purpose, and who has not yet played his game in the field of Hoffenheim.
This is the classification of the German Bundesliga.
However, local success endangers the European position of Wolfsburg which falls to seventh place, outside the continental zone, in favor of Bayer Leverkusen of Xabi Alonso that on Sunday he can extend his advantage and win at BayArena in Borussia Monchengladbach.
But this is the Croatian picture Niko Kovac he did not respond to the advantage his rival had gained in just five minutes. The changes made by streak who in minute 70 made a triple substitution. Among them, he brought to the field of play Guntherwhich was replaced Noah Weisshaupt and a minute later he opened the scoring, in the 71st minute, with a pass from the Hungarian roland sallai; already petersen who replaced the Japanese Ritsu Doan.
Petersen’s last fight in front of his home crowd
petersenwho played his last home game with the Freiburgsealed the game in minute 75′, by hitting the net and beating for the second time Cohen Casteels after a cross from the right, again, from Sallai. Property petersen he scored another goal a minute later but VAR ruled it out for offside.
He Freiburg the final moments were played with fewer players due to the dismissal of Nicolas Hoffler but he led to the end.
Source: La Verdad
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