US EditionCologne Wins Bundesliga Relegation Duel 3-1 Against 10-Man Werder Bremen
Said El Mala and Ragnar Ache scored for Cologne, which moved five points above the relegation zone under interim coach René Wagner.
- On Sunday, Cologne eased its German Bundesliga relegation worries with a 3-1 victory over 10-man Werder Bremen, moving five points clear of the drop zone.
- Interim coach Wagner secured his first win since replacing Lukas Kwasniok in March, while Bremen captain Marco Friedl was sent off in the 24th minute for fouling Ragnar Ache.
- Mala converted an early penalty before Ache scored in the 65th minute; Romano Schmid converted a 76th-minute penalty, but Isak Bergmann Johannesson settled the result.
- This result leaves Bremen three points above the relegation zone with five rounds remaining, while Wolfsburg and Heidenheim remain further adrift at the bottom.
- Stuttgart faces Hamburger while Mainz hosts Freiburg in upcoming German Bundesliga matches, with both fixtures following European competition victories Thursday.
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No one wanted to blame the referee at SV Werder Bremen, but there was plenty of criticism after the defeat at 1. FC Köln.
Berliner Morgenpost
Cologne finishes the negative series and celebrates an important victory in the downhill fight of the Bundesliga. The FC wins against Bremen with 3:1.
Strong setback for Werder in the fight for class preservation! The Bremen loses 1:3 (0:1) in Cologne.
Associated Press News
Cologne wins Bundesliga relegation duel 3-1 against 10-man Werder Bremen
Cologne eased its Bundesliga relegation worries with a 3-1 win over 10-man Werder Bremen that left the visiting team just outside the drop zone in its place.
In the fight against the descent the 1. FC Köln wins against Werder Bremen. The Bremeners play after a red card in the first half in undervalue. The match report
Due to the 3-1 success against already before the break, Bremer decimated the Rheinländer jump to the 13th table place. For Werder the situation remains precarious.
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