DFB-Cup: Bay of Kiel Fans celebrate Bayern’s victory with a motorcade

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Victory in the penalty shoot-out
Kiel Fans celebrate Cup Sensation with motorcade – Bayern-Coach Flick: “no more excuse”

Kiel Fans celebrate with a motorcade your team's victory over FC Bayern

Kiel Fans celebrate with a motorcade your team’s victory over FC Bayern

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FC Bayern needs to set the hunt on the Triple title early. The second League-third Holstein Kiel turns off the record Champions and record Cup winners ‘ Cup in round two. The Kiel Fans were celebrating, then, in spite of the Corona do not take.

What’s wrong with Bayern? After the Surprise defeat in the DFB Cup at the second-League football club Holstein Kiel wants to leave Munich coach Hansi Flick no talk of Crisis emergence. “At the Moment this is a run that we have. We have to look forward now, we need to work a lot. There is also no excuse,” said Flick, after the 5:6 in the penalty shoot-out and the Failure in the second round on Wednesday evening. “Of course this is a shock, we are tremendously disappointed.”

For the first time in more than 20 years of FC Bayern was defeated in the second round of the DFB Cup. On 1. November 2000 lost to Munich at the top of division 1. FC Magdeburg also in the penalty shoot-out. The defeat in Kiel was also the first in 17 years, against a bottom-table club. In addition, you meant to Play the end of a winning streak to 13 Cup.

Defensive plight of Bavaria in Kiel as well significantly

The current Defensive plight of Bavaria, was in Kiel as well significantly. In the Bundesliga, the League leaders after 15 game days already 24 conceded – only five Teams have more. And also in the Cup the shaky defense allowed two goals. “This is the pattern that we have now already many of the goals seen. We have addressed it clearly, we must the Central, covering the middle,” complained coach Hansi Flick, for example, the formation of 1:1 by Fin Bartels.

Bartels scored the equaliser to 1:1 in the first half, converted the decisive penalty kick against goalkeeper Manuel Neuer – and closed a gap in his professional career. In the 13th century. Game, a victory against FC Bayern succeeded him. Neither with Hansa Rostock, FC St. Pauli or Werder Bremen, the was meanwhile, 33-Year-old managed to a experience of success against the Munich. In the summer of 2020, the native of Kiel had returned to his hometown club.

“We have always believed that we can create the big surprise,” said Bartels, and told to shoot the recipe for the penalty: “We said to ourselves: We’ll turn the things in.” The match-winner said: “We have it all together and managed as a Team.”

Holstein-Fans celebrate with a motorcade, honking and fireworks

A lot of time to celebrate was not the players of Holstein Kiel – especially not in the pandemic. “Celebrate is because Corona is difficult, also, we play on Sunday again,” said captain Hauke choice, a scorer at the 2:2 in the injury time. The second League-third expected to Karlsruher SC. “A beer will be,” said choice.

With a motorcade, honking and fireworks, the Fans celebrated the Surprise eighth-finalists, the now expects the League-competitors Darmstadt 98. The followers were of the Holstein-Stadion hazards and made themselves more vocal. “A little bit I get here with,” said Kiel coach Ole Werner at the press conference after the second-round match. “We are happy that we were able to contribute with a good game and with a accordingly, the historical results for Holstein Kiel on our part to be in a good mood on the road.”

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