In Freiburg, Sebastian Hoeneß had to deal with personnel issues and drew incorrect conclusions from them. However, this does not fully explain the loss of control in the middle of the first half. The team faced a well-organized opponent in Freiburg, similar to past matches in Heidenheim and Bochum. The goals in the game came from Lukas Kübler and Ritsu Doan, while Junior Adamu, who performed well in preseason, did not score. Despite knowing what to expect from Freiburg, Hoeneß and his team struggled to handle their opponents effectively. After taking an early lead, the team lost control of the game, similar to past poor performances.
Sebastian Hoeneß’s decision to deploy players in unfamiliar positions, due to absences, contributed to individual errors and a lack of structure in the team. This lack of structure led to a loss of control in the game against Freiburg, with the team failing to mount a significant resistance. The defeat was deserved, highlighting the team’s need for full effort in every match. Despite the disappointing performance, there is room for improvement, with the hope that the situation in central defense will improve with the return of key players and potential transfers.
This defeat could serve as a wake-up call for the team to refocus and improve. The excitement surrounding the team should remain high, especially with the upcoming Champions League draw. The team has the opportunity to prove themselves in future matches and show their true potential. The focus now should be on regrouping and learning from mistakes to bounce back stronger. The defeat, while disappointing, can be a turning point for the team to realign their goals and objectives.
