Sport Bielefelds Seufert explains the next step

Against Leverkusen there was again nothing countable for the Bielefeld team. Midfielder Nils Seufert still sees a step forward and knows what has to come next.

© imago images Bielefeld's Nils Seufert builds on the defensive and hopes for offensive accents.

Of course, after the late knockout against Leverkusen, the sting was deep with him too. "Very unhappy when it's been a draw for so long," complained Nils Seufert after Leverkusen's winning goal to make it 2-1 in the 88th minute. "We are very annoyed that we did not take anything with us."

But the Bielefeld midfielder was also able to gain positive things from the latest game. Not least on our own account. His nomination by Uwe Neuhaus meant the first starting line-up in the fourth game of the season. Reasons? "I don't know," admits the 23-year-old, but: "I always give it my all, it's the coach's decision. I'm in a good mood and I'm happy that I was allowed to start."

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"We have to work on being able to aggressively add even more accents." - Nils Seufert

And could largely justify the trust. Nominally in 4-3-3 as second eighth next to Marcel Hartel, Seufert often positioned himself low, in front of the back four of the defense. Together with Manuel Prietl, he got some important ball wins there. "We did well defensively, communicated a lot, stood on our opponents' feet. That is what we need to do, that is what we get into the game," said the Mannheim native, who despite this first step did not turn a blind eye to Arminia's major shortcoming : "There is still room for improvement going forward." The defense must always be the basis, but: "We have to work to be able to attack even more aggressively."

Mammoth task in Leipzig

The Leverkusen game is encouraging despite the defeat. At least a little self-confidence is also not unimportant, because the next mammoth task awaits the climber in Leipzig on Saturday. "We have to stick with it, take the positive with us," said Seufert, who may well calculate his chances of being allowed to play at RB again from the start in a slightly more defensive Bielefeld basic orientation.