Gladbach's 0-5 Freiburg collapse draws fan fury
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- RP OnlineLocal press
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- Karsten Kellermann, Hannah Gobrecht
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Key points
- Mönchengladbach conceded five goals in Freiburg, their third defeat in four league games with 12 goals against
- Captain Tim Kleindienst's red card in the second half left the visitors exposed as Freiburg scored three more
- Midfielder Philipp Sander acknowledged fans' anger, saying the defensive performance was indefensible at this level
AI summary
Borussia Mönchengladbach's travelling support made their feelings clear after a humiliating 0–5 defeat at SC Freiburg on Saturday, with chants of "We've had enough!" as players trudged from the pitch. The visitors were outclassed throughout, offering little resistance to the Europa League side and showing what Sander called a lack of defensive discipline.
Kleindienst's dismissal compounded the misery, allowing Freiburg to add three more goals after the break. Sander, who at least acknowledged the fans' justified anger, said the five conceded goals were far more troubling than any lack of attacking threat—a damning assessment of a performance that left the squad in a mood of disappointment and frustration.
Original headline
„Wir haben die Schnauze voll“: Sander kann Fan-Schelte nach Gladbachs 0:5 nachvollziehen
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