Coach Julian Schuster is fully on track with SC Freiburg – football

SC Freiburg without Christian Streich – how is that going to happen? There were many fans and experts who were very worried about the club from Breisgau when the long-term coach era ended in the summer.

Best starting record for SC Freiburg

But all these concerns appear to have been unfounded. After six match days, Freiburg have more wins than ever before at this point. The SCF got full points four times under new coach Julian Schuster and has now established itself at the top with the 1-0 win at Werder Bremen before the upcoming international break.

Coach Julian Schuster doesn’t look at the past

Coach Schuster cheered loudly after the final whistle on the Weser. The follower of the prank shouted his joy and clenched both fists in the direction of the traveling fans. A short time later, Schuster was calm and objective again. “I don’t worry too much about the past,” said the 39-year-old about the great start to the season. “The number of points is a reflection of this team.”

Despite: Defeat team remains unchanged

A team that also overcame the first setback of the season in a remarkable way. A week earlier there was a surprising 0:3 against FC St. Pauli. But Schuster remained calm in Bremen and trusted exactly the starting eleven that had disappointed against St. Pauli.

“It is important to look at the past few weeks as a whole. That’s why they deserve the lineup,” said the Freiburg coach. Already at the beginning of the week I noticed that the team wanted to learn from the slip-up against the promoted team and draw the right conclusions. “There was a high level of focus from the first day of the week.”

The Freiburgers also demonstrate this in the Weser Stadium. The Breisgauer defended with concentration and passion and, with the exception of a volley from Felix Agu, allowed almost nothing to happen. And with Bremen’s best chance, Freiburg goalkeeper Noah Atubolu, who had made a mistake against St. Pauli, was there.

Christian Günter: “We showed the right reaction”

“We showed the right reaction. We paid our dues last week,” said captain Christian Günter. Unlike his coach, the defensive player dared to take a look at the table. “We go into the international break with twelve points. I think it’s something to behold.”