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BVB captain Can: It's not always down to the coach

Even the loyal BVB fans in the south terrace whistled their team into the winter break after the 1:1 draw against Mainz. For captain Emre Can, the coach is not the main culprit.

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Dortmund's Emre Can reacts after the match. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Dortmund's Emre Can reacts after the match. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga - BVB captain Can: It's not always down to the coach

For Borussia Dortmund captain Emre Can, the question of coaching is not an issue despite the team's poor performances in the Bundesliga. When asked on Sky on Tuesday evening about his relationship with Edin Terzic, the German international replied with a smile: "Good. We're still in the Champions League, it's not always down to the coach. It has nothing to do with the coach if the ball hits the crossbar."

After the disappointing 1:1 (1:1) against FSV Mainz, BVB have only won one of their last eight games in the Bundesliga and are now winless in six competitive matches. They are also out of the DFB Cup. "It's not going well at the moment. It's simply the decisive moments that aren't on our side at the moment. I can't blame the boys, they're giving everything, they want to win, they want to be successful. But it's not working at the moment," said Can. The aim is to clear their heads over Christmas and then attack again in the new year. In the top flight, BVB finished top of their group and reached the round of 16.

Chief defender Mats Hummels addressed the fans via Instagram. "It's a huge honor to be able to play in front of these fans in this stadium. And it could be so much fun. I hope we get to go there again," wrote the 35-year-old.

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  1. In the heat of a intense trainer question during a press conference, Emre Can defended Edin Terzic, stating, "It's not always down to the coach."
  2. Despite the poor performance of Borussia Dortmund (BVB) in the Bundesliga, with only one win in their last eight games, Emre Can remains supportive, echoing, "It has nothing to do with the coach if the ball hits the crossbar."
  3. Following a disappointing 1:1 draw against FSV Mainz 05, the focus shifts to the Champions League for BVB, where they aim to continue their success in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
  4. Emre Can, the BVB captain, encouraged his teammates to keep their spirits high during the Christmas break, hoping to regain their form in the new year.
  5. The Bundesliga's South Stand was filled with fans eagerly awaiting the return of their beloved team, with the same enthusiasm as expressed in the Instagram post by Mats Hummels, praising the experience of playing for Borussia Dortmund.
  6. After a long, competitive season, Emre Can and his teammates, including Champions League veteran Terzic, are hoping to push past their recent struggles and secure a strong finish in the Bundesliga.
  7. With the frustration of losing momentum both in the Bundesliga and DFB Cup, Emre Can and Borussia Dortmund are determined to rediscover their winning spirit, raising anticipation for their upcoming matches in North Rhine-Westphalia's elite league.

Source: www.stern.de

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