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Dorsch on 0:3 at VfB: "Brutal difference in class"

FC Augsburg have to digest a 3-0 defeat at surprise team VfB Stuttgart in their last game before the winter break. Midfielder Niklas Dorsch warns of the January kick-off.

Stuttgart's Angelo Stiller (back) in action against Augsburg's Niklas Dorsch. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Stuttgart's Angelo Stiller (back) in action against Augsburg's Niklas Dorsch. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga - Dorsch on 0:3 at VfB: "Brutal difference in class"

For midfielder Niklas Dorsch, FC Augsburg's 3-0 defeat at VfB Stuttgart showed "a brutal difference in class". "I don't think we had any chance of creating any chances ourselves, let alone getting into tackles, we couldn't get a grip," said the FCA professional on Wednesday evening: "They showed us what it means to have self-confidence." However, Augsburg also "made it easy" for the hosts.

With 18 points, coach Jess Thorup's Augsburg finished the first half of the season in eleventh place in the Bundesliga. The season continues on January 13 with a home match against league leaders Bayer Leverkusen. Going into the winter break with a defeat like that was "not necessarily the best feeling", Dorsch admitted: "If we show the same face against Leverkusen, we'll get hit just as hard."

Nevertheless, we shouldn't "paint everything black", said Dorsch: "I think the positives outweigh the negatives in the time under Jess. We have already taken steps in the right direction." The Dane Thorup, who was also considered as a coaching candidate at VfB Stuttgart around a year ago, took over from Enrico Maaßen at Augsburg in October.

Bundesliga table VfB Stuttgart squad FC Augsburg squad

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  1. Despite the loss, midfielder Niklas Dorsch from FC Augsburg believes that the positives outweigh the negatives in the team's performance under coach Jess Thorup.
  2. Augsburg, led by Thorup, will face league leaders Bayer Leverkusen at home in their first match of the second half of the Bundesliga season, following a brutal 3-0 defeat at VfB Stuttgart.
  3. Interestingly, Thorup was also considered as a coaching candidate at VfB Stuttgart around a year ago, demonstrating the high regard he has in German soccer circles.
  4. After the defeat at Stuttgart, Dorsch acknowledged that going into the winter break with such a result was not the best feeling, but also reminded his teammates that they had already shown improvement under the Danish coach.
  5. FC Augsburg, currently sitting in eleventh place in the Bundesliga with 18 points, will have to reevaluate their game plan ahead of their match against Leverkusen to avoid another brutal class difference, as was evident in their loss against VfB Stuttgart.

Source: www.stern.de

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