Werder - Dortmund 2:0

 07.05.2011

Werder celebrates league: 2-0 against BVB

Bremen - On the penultimate day is saved Werder Bremen. By the 2-0 (1-0) victory over the tired champion from Dortmund have the Norddeutsche removed the last doubts about relegation and celebrated with their fans.

"I am glad that finally it's all over," said Werder Bremen goalkeeper Tim Wiese. "I do not know when I've played for the last time to zero."

The weaker than expected this season Bundesliga club won the penultimate round of the season completely deserves the few committed against Dortmund. The Bremen secured the three points after seven winless home games thanks to goals from Mikael Silvestre (6th) and Claudio Pizarro (64 ').

After the early title win a week ago, BVB played in Bremen at all masterfully. The Borussia team coach Jürgen Klopp wanted before 40,600 spectators at a packed Weserstadion up still a record and celebrate the first team twelve Away wins in a season - but that did not work.

The Dortmund seemed rather to be still thinking of the party of the past weekend. "That was not enough," said Mats Hummels and praised his opponent: "The Bremen have made it difficult." Only the names in the lineup resembled those eleven who had secured the title against Nuremberg, especially since the coach Klopp system had changed. "That was just for the Bremen," said Hummel.

Even Favors Werder got the tired champion. First, the early goal from Silvestre: Keeper Roman Weidenfeller and Lukasz Piszczek patzten after a corner, the Bremen defender used the links to a shot from ambush. But the hit of Pizarro might have been avoided, had been attacked when the Peruvians and disturbed at his dribbling and goal would be.

Bremer acted after the defeat against Wolfsburg committed prior week period and committed mainly on the defensive. After the early Silvestre gate and a crashing shot against the post from Marko Marin (13) in the attack happened only a little. 50 minutes it took for it by Marin was the next big opportunity and Hummels cleared off the line. Only after Pizarro's goal, it was again a bit more lively.

The Werder players were found to be significantly stronger in the tackle. BVB played too sedate to stand up to the compact Bremer. A dangerous free kick by Antonio da Silva after nearly an hour was for the few offensive efforts of guests.

In the storm-again Pizarro and Sandro Wagner acted long without perseverance. Against the central defender Neven Subotic and Hummels, who were among the best BVB, the Werder attacker could very rarely in the limelight before Pizarro scored the acclaimed second goal.

Marko Arnautovic was not in the squad, although striker Denni Avdic pause because of his bruised cheekbone had to continue. The controversial Austrian Arnautovic, brought before the season for more than six million euros was missing in the last home game, "disciplinary reasons," as it was called by the association.

After the match...