Goalkeeper Kobel sees the Brazilian team with “plus energy” and midfielder Gross recognizes the inferiority of the Germans in the game
East Rutherford – Players of Borussia Dortmund They were surprised by the execution of Fluminense and recognized that the Brazilian team was better in the tie without networks among the teams on Tuesday 17, at the Metlife Stadium.
Member of Group F, Fluminense has practically dominated the entire game on Metlife Stadium. Game volume, defensive and offensive actions, hypertension on the ball of the German rival and an aggressive position that has not worked only because of the ineffectiveness of the Cariocas.
According to Kobel, Fluminense was more “aggressive and bold in disputes”.
The expert 34 -year -old Midfielder Pascal Gross claims to have seen a high technical level from Fluminense, who dominated offensive actions, but was not effective to swing the network.
“Players play at high level in Brazil. They are technically very good, they are physically strong,” said Gross, in conversation with journalists after the game.
One of his topics for the technical inferiority of Borussia Dortmund in the game was the physical aspect. While the season in Germany has ended a month ago and the next one will begin in August, the Brazilian football calendar is close to the arrival in half.
“You can see that they (Fluminense) are acute. They have fitness to play,” said the player. “But we haven’t been without playing for a long time.”
Fluminense’s second commitment to the World Cup will be against the UlsanFrom South Korea. The game, also scheduled for Metlife, will be Saturday 21, to 19 hours (from Brasilia). On the same day, but at 13 hours, Borussia Dortmund faces the Mamelodi sundownsfrom South Africa.
Source: Terra
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