Secondt is the time of the late caller.With the instinct to bet on the right person at the right time, the result Oliver Grassner Two direct hits. As game time approaches, coach Einteracht decided on two Scandinavians in his team on Thursday night. The two clowns stung and provided collective relief on a mild night. The Danish Jesper Lindström and the Norwegian JePetter Hauge-in a harmonious teamwork, they played a role in the cauldron of Piraeus.
They achieved an exciting victory in the final moments of the Europa League, and Eintracht also hopes to draw strength from it to play for the Bundesliga. This Sunday, stay away from the Spielvereinigung Greuther Fürth at the bottom of the table (7.30 in the evening) Real-time FAZ Quotes of the Bundesliga And in DAZN), it really should be the first spark of hope that Grasner has repeatedly evoked.
Hauge and Lindström are two people who are rarely the first choice, but during the Piraeus coup, they impressively emphasized their reputation as first-class assistants. Even at the start of the summer for Eintracht, substitute Hauge was in the right place at the right time. Although his new team lost the game 2:5 in Dortmund. But the quick Norwegian scored his first Bundesliga goal.Even now, on the fourth match day of the group stage Europa League, He must first watch the game on the bench.
Men in special moments
Then he came-hit again. He won 2-1 against Olympiacos, the Greek record champion, thanks to the friendly support of Lindström. The Danes resolutely gained the upper hand on the left and made Hauge the center of attention. “This goal gave me confidence,” Hauge said after being inspired in Greece. “This victory brought confidence.”
So far, neither Hauge nor Lindström has been a player who has helped Eintracht. But they are people in those special moments. For the last scenes I saw with Lindström in Antwerp, the consequences were serious. Also on the European stage, such as in Piraeus. In Belgium, Glasner was also lucky because he switched to Lindström. For 72 minutes, the game was 0-0. Entering stoppage time, the Danes started a wonderful singles on the right and was fouled in the penalty area.
Gonzalo Passioncia converted the penalty to 1-0, and the first victory in the Europa League was perfect. The 2-1 victory over Piraeus is already the third full victory in Group D, ensuring that Eintracht will spend the winter in the bonus operation of the European Cup, which is also the broadcast of the core business of the Bundesliga. Timothy ChandlerAn old united driver who has served for a long time said on a happy night under the Greek stars: “We need all the players. We must be united as a team.” Because Philip Kostic was missing, others had to repair it. Two like Hauge and Lindström. Both can identify the previous unified ups and downs.
Both of them had to be criticized again and again for their changeable performances. Haug now claims to have not noticed anything. “I don’t care what the newspaper reports about me. What the coach says is very important to me.” The coach said positive things in Piraeus. “I’m happy for them both,” Grasner said to Haug and Lindstrom. “They don’t have an easy stage.” The Austrian football teacher was touched by Olympiacos’ recent victory and reiterated his creed: “Boys always give everything.”
When they win in Greece, this may apply to Hauge and Lindström. Not to others. Aymen Barkok and Sam Lammers have found a forgotten night. Djibril Sow is actually a constant buffer between defense and offense, and he is very weak. Eintracht lacks stability and reliability. Especially in the storm, when Rafael Borre was exhausted and scored the highest score in the latter part of the victory in Piraeus, things remained stagnant.
It must get better-Markus Krösche also said. Due to the unexpected last-minute victory, “great comfort” spread to the Eintracht sports bureau. But nothing more: “We look forward to today.” Knowing that Sunday is a new day-facing new challenges. Maybe there is another flavor of late Hauge and Lindström.
