1. FC Bayern
Nil Away Draw with BVB
For the first time this season, it can be said that they lost the midfield battle. And they were lucky to get out of
2. HSV
1-0 Road Win against
They are learning to win without Rafael van der Vaart, which will be important come next year. Vincent Kompany scored both goals in their 2 1-0 wins in the league and UEFA Cup.
3. Werder Bremen
1-1 Away Draw with Schalke
Torsten Frings aggravated his right knee in the game and will miss an additional month after recently returning from injury to the same knee. Fortunately for Werder, their midfield isn’t completely knackered at the moment, so they should manage.
4.
Nil Road Draw with Hansa
Markus Miller tore a knee ligament two minutes into the game, played the full 90 with a taped knee, made at least two spectacular saves and found out afterwards that he will be out for half a year. The feel good story of the season just went sour.
5. Schalke 04
1-1 Home Draw with Werder
I don’t know what’s more bankable, a 1-0 win for
6.
Nil Away draw with Eintracht
Mike Hanke hasn’t scored in nearly 600 minutes. Dieter Hecking has obviously never played Football Manager; otherwise, he would know this is normal.
7.
3-1 Home Win against
Somebody got a new bottle of peroxide. I’m looking at you Marcelinho. It’s distracting us all from the Wolves fantastic run of form.
8. Hertha Berlin
2-0 Home Win against
While the 29 year old Serbian Marko Pantelic might be the focal point of HBS’ offense, the impressive aspect of this is that everyone knows it and he’s still supremely productive. Scored one and caused the own goal against
9.
Nil Home draw with
Between last week’s shellacking by a pathetic
10. Bayer
1-0 Away Loss to
It truly pains me to say this, but Rene Adler’s timid approach on a ball that should have been cleared allowed Andreas Beck to steal a point from
11.
Nil Home Draw with
They had a truly inspirational performance against Bayern this week. Were it not for their forwards, they could have easily won 3-0.
12.
1-0 Home Win over
Thomas Hitzelsperger returns from injury and the confidence returns immediately. They may not have deserved to win, but it’s no coincidence that the return of Hitzelsperger saw a change in luck and form.
13. Arminia
1-1 Home draw with
Jonas Kamper’s rumblings that he wants to start might make Ernst Middendorp’s job more difficult as he scored to help Arminia avoid an embarrassing home loss to
14. Hansa Rostock
Nil Draw at Home with
Did what few have accomplished at home against KSC this year: got a point.
15. Nürnberg
3-1 Away Loss to the Wolves
It was a poor week for the Cup holders as they suffered a drubbing by Felix Magath’s men and then got knocked out of the DFB Pokal by lowly
16.
2-0 Away Loss to HBS
Going down faster than Stanislav Sestak in the box.
17.
1-0 Home Loss to HSV
Have now lost six of seven in the league, and just got dumped from the Cup. Meanwhile trainer Rudi Bommer seems to have no answers.
18. FC Energie
1-1 Away Draw with
They scored their first road goal of the season. At this rate, expect exactly two more this campaign.
1 comments:
Hamburg:
I think the only thing that puts them at a disadvantage to Bremen and Bayern is their limited quality up front. Guerrero is in good form atm though, but Zidan has been a disappointment.
Schalke:
Are out of the title race for now, after losing to Cottbus. Stuttgart could in fact close in on them if they win on Saturday, which says a lot.
Wolfsburg:
I hope teams like Dortmund and Leverkusen are strong enough to keep them out of the UEFA Cup.
Frankfurt:
I think they have one of the strongest squads since a couple of seasons. Inamoto has been an excellent freebie. I think they won't have to worry about the dreaded relegation places.
Dortmund:
Hopefully their good match against Bayern puts them on a run.
Stuttgart:
Still doesn't look too good. I would rather like to see Nuremberg beat them.
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