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"Insanely nice guy": Streich's anticipation for Schmidt

Freiburg's coach praises his Heidenheim colleague and his work. SC travel to the Ostalb with a lot of confidence, but Streich warns of the uncomfortable promoted team.

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Freiburg coach Christian Streich reacts during the game. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Freiburg coach Christian Streich reacts during the game. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga - "Insanely nice guy": Streich's anticipation for Schmidt

Christian Streich of SC Freiburg has great sympathy for his fellow coach Frank Schmidt of 1. FC Heidenheim. "Frank is an incredibly nice guy and an incredibly good coach," said the 58-year-old one day before the Bundesliga clash on Wednesday (20:30/Sky). "But tomorrow he will no longer be our fan." Schmidt had raved about the SC before the game on the Ostalb and said he had to be careful not to come out too much as a fan.

He had respect for Heidenheim's performance, said Streich. He could "well imagine them playing in the Bundesliga for longer". They are particularly strong in their own stadium. In the Freiburg coach's opinion, they are one of the best teams in the league when it comes to set-pieces.

After three league wins in a row, SC will arrive with a lot of confidence. "We're very happy that things have gone so exceptionally well over the last three weeks. But we can't be satisfied in any way," said Streich. His team had to go into the game with "maximum sharpness, maximum motivation and maximum attitude - otherwise they'll eat you up." Defender Philipp Lienhart is out again due to muscular complaints.

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  1. Despite his admiration, Christian Streich of SC Freiburg acknowledged that Frank Schmidt of 1. FC Heidenheim will no longer be a fan of his team during the Bundesliga clash in Baden-Württemberg.
  2. Schmidt, known for his admiration for SC Freiburg, had to be cautious not to appear too biased ahead of the game on the Ostalb.
  3. Streich commended Heidenheim's performance and expressed his belief that they could potentially stay in the Bundesliga for an extended period.
  4. As SC Freiburg heads into the game with three consecutive league wins under their belt, Frank Schmidt's team will pose a significant challenge in Freiburg's home stadium, known for their exceptional set-piece capabilities.
  5. With a lot of confidence and anticipation, SC Freiburg will need to ensure maximum sharpness, motivation, and attitude to avoid being overpowered by the strong Heidenheim side.
  6. The anticipated Bundesliga clash between SC Freiburg and 1. FC Heidenheim will be broadcast live on Sky, adding to the excitement for soccer enthusiasts across Germany.

Source: www.stern.de

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