After victory against Frankfurt - "You can party well in Saarland": party mood in Saarbrücken
The players of 1. FC Saarbrücken wanted to celebrate the cup coup against Eintracht Frankfurt in style. "I'll definitely treat myself to a few beers today," announced goalscorer Kai Brünker on TV channel Sky. When asked who the party animal in the team was, the 29-year-old striker said: "Actually, it feels like the whole team are party animals - it's a really cool squad."
The 2:0 (0:0) win against the Bundesliga club meant that third-division Saarbrücken reached the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup for the ninth time in the club's history. Brünker (64th minute) and Luca Kerber (78th) scored the winner on Wednesday evening.
"Sensational again today, especially the way the team played," said sporting director Jürgen Luginger: "We can simply win the cup, you have to say that." He gave the professionals a long leash during the celebrations: "We want to enjoy the evening today, it's sensational, the journey continues," said the 55-year-old and announced: "There will be a lot of celebrations now, I think, you can celebrate well in Saarland."
Coach Rüdiger Ziehl, however, limited the time frame somewhat: "We will meet tomorrow afternoon and regenerate." His team continue their 3rd division campaign on Saturday at SC Freiburg II. The Saarland side are eleventh in the table and are not really satisfied with the way the season has gone so far, while in the DFB Cup, after the games against Karlsruhe (2:1) and Bayern Munich (2:1), the next festive act has now followed.
Match schedule DFB Cup squad Eintracht Frankfurt squad 1. FC Saarbrücken
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The victory against Eintracht Frankfurt put Saarland in a party mood, with Kai Brünker promising to enjoy some beers. Luginger encouraged the team to celebrate the success, mentioning that people can party well in Saarland. The team's victory against Frankfurt allowed them to advance to the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup, adding another exciting chapter to their cup history. Brünker's goal against Frankfurt was a significant contribution to the team's success, adding to their previous victories against Karlsruhe and Bayern Munich. Despite the celebrations, the team needed to refocus for their next 3rd division game against SC Freiburg II, as they were currently eleventh in the table and seeking improvement in their league performances. This victory in the DFB Cup served as a much-needed boost for 1. FC Saarbrücken, bringing a sense of joy and excitement to the people of Saarland.
Source: www.stern.de
