Sunday, February 6, 2011

Soul Eater - Naisyono Soumaka Translated

2-1 win over RWO: If you want to see win in Bochum, we must not go before the final whistle!

Unbelievable! VfL Bochum has been run with a last-minute hit the eighth consecutive victory. Before 16 700 spectators Dabrowski & Co. won 2-1 against RW Oberhausen. It was, as in many games before, a game with few highlights and a "short-on-the-end-goal for VfL.
Actually, it would not hurt to VfL Bochum, Marcel Maltritz would be against Ausgburg flown from the square. Sun hosts would probably have remained the 0-1 residue spared. The above-mentioned Marcel Maltritz's asleep in a long pass in the Bochum half because he was convinced would Luthe goalkeeper the ball can get loose fluffy. But between Maltritz Luthe and there was still king of Oberhausen, with the ball on eight minutes fullminant slammed into the net.
But then we have witnessed true football art. Ümit Korkmaz newcomer duped by lifting his opponent twice, pushing you to compensation. That's it in the first half. More opportunities were not there and not otherwise and we went into half time two. VfL it was not easy to find the gap. Sun took the efforts of the Bochum always looking over your left or right side with Kopplin Ostrzolek or anything. In the middle Oberhausen concrete was mixed.
With Federico, Aydin and Saglik came in the closing stages to more wit. A phase where the 1-1 Oberhausen vigorously defended in an attack but was moved up far brought about the decision! Saglik Yuksek, a sugar pass into the path of Federico. The increased size and scoring two minutes before the final whistle for a 2-1! Thus it remains: Will we see Bochum win, we must not go before the final whistle! As against Aue Augsburg and bring the substitutions make the decision and just before closing the Bochum win! should definitely continue like it - but despite all successes: Next weekend it goes against the almost descended Bielefeld. And that's heavy, even if it looks easy on paper!
Photo: Had a bad day:
Chong Tese, who like this could not prevail! (C) 1848er.eu

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