Soccer - Augsburg Thorup warns: Nothing comes "by itself"
FC Augsburg can plan for the away game against Werder Bremen with a complete squad. Right-back Robert Gumny, who was absent from Sunday's 2-1 win over Eintracht Frankfurt due to illness, is back in training, as coach Jess Thorup reported on Thursday. In addition, defender Felix Uduokhai (ankle problem) and midfielder Arne Maier were also able to take part in training after weeks out due to an ankle injury. "That's very good, of course," said Thorup about the comfortable personnel situation.
After six unbeaten games, the Danish coach wants to continue this run of success at Werder Bremen on Saturday (3.30pm/Sky). "We have to remember that nothing comes by itself," warned Thorup. However, he is not particularly concerned about complacency. "I'm quite sure that won't happen with my team," he said.
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- The away game against Werder Bremen on Saturday presents a significant challenge for FC Augsburg, as they aim to maintain their unbeaten streak in the Bundesliga.
- Jess Thorup, the Danish coach of FC Augsburg, voices his concern that success doesn't come easily, reminding his team to work hard despite their impressive run.
- Despite being absent due to illness in the previous game against Eintracht Frankfurt, Robert Gumny is back in training, bolstering FC Augsburg's squad for the forthcoming match against SV Werder Bremen in Bavaria.4.With Felix Uduokhai and Arne Maier also returning to training after their ankle injuries, the team is looking stronger than ever, giving them a good chance in the Bundesliga match against Bremen.
- FC Augsburg's away game against Werder Bremen, taking place on Saturday, is crucial for their position in the Bundesliga table, as they look to secure valuable points and climb higher up the rankings.
- Despite their recent successes, Jess Thorup, the coach of FC Augsburg, is mindful of the threat posed by rivals Eintracht Frankfurt and FC Bayern Munich, which are looming on the horizon in the Bundesliga.
Source: www.stern.de
