Victory rate without Erling Haaland significantly lower

Borussia Dortmund’s win rate is significantly lower without Erling Haaland. Marco Reus was visibly pissed off after the 1: 2 bankruptcy against RB Leipzig. All news and rumors about BVB at a glance.

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BVB: Much weaker win rate without Haaland

Borussia Dortmund suffered another setback. On Saturday, coach Marco Rose’s team lost 2-1 to RB Leipzig.

A report by the image According to the bankruptcy can also be read from a statistic. Without Erling Haaland, who is currently missing with an injury in his hip flexor, BVB has a significantly lower win rate. Accordingly, Dortmund would win 67 percent of the games with the Norwegian and only 62 percent without him.

Since Haaland’s most recent injury at the end of October, BVB has lost two out of four games. Already at the end of September Borussia suffered a defeat without the striker – in the 0: 1 against Borussia Mönchengladbach.

Last season, when Haaland missed six games in the Bundesliga, BVB left the field as a loser three times and shared the points once.

According to the report, Haaland is missing from BVB at least until the top game against FC Bayern on December 4th. Father Alf-Inge last said that the striker would not be able to play any more games this year.

BVB: Reus criticizes the system

BVB captain Marco Reus has criticized the basic rules of coach Marco Rose after the 1: 2 defeat against RB Leipzig.

“The first half could be completely forgotten,” said Reus and explained: “We switched to a back four in the second half. That suits us much better because we are much more active there than in the five-man chain. We also have the five-man back One less man in the center who can press with us. We can’t handle that, you have to be very clear. “

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BVB: Brandt is harsh (self-) criticism

Julian Brandt also spoke up after the 1: 2 bankruptcy against Leipzig and expressed criticism.

“The injured are no excuse. We have enough guys with whom we can win in Leipzig. We were extremely bad with the ball, especially in the first half, that was just not enough.” BVB just played too “unclever”, “we have to play smarter”.

After all, Brandt can look forward to his return to the DFB team during the international break, which will come together in Wolfsburg. “That feels good. It would have been even better if I had gone to Wolfsburg with a win.”

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