"Invest even more": Magdeburg lacks a sense of achievement

Utilization of chances is Magdeburg's biggest problem

This was also evident in Düsseldorf: 25 shots on goal were recorded and one own goal made it onto the scoreboard. "There were things where you were shaking your head outside. It's more difficult not to shoot the ball into the goal than the way it happened," said coach Petrik Sander at the press conference. The fact that Magdeburg were knocked out by Cedric Itten's second goal after equalizing in stoppage time fits in with the course of the season so far.

"It feels like the same song every week. We play a good away game and then concede a goal in the last second. That's extremely bitter and really, really hurts right now," said Philipp Hercher. The only way out of the goal crisis is a sense of achievement. "We have to invest even more and win a dirty away game," added the winger