Bundesliga-Live Ticker マッチデイのために 19

2 - 2

試合終了

90'

+ 4

2 - 2

控え

Lukas Nmecha

Konstantinos Koulierakis

83'

2 - 2

控え

Aster Vranckx

Tiago Tomás

80'

2 - 2

ゴール！

2:2

ゴールの確率

ゴールの確率とは、ピッチ上のあらゆる位置から打ったシュートがゴールに入る確率のことです。この値は過去数年間の大量のデータに基づいており、シュートの角度、ゴールまでの距離、相手のプレッシャーなどの要因や、数学的なモデルに基づいています。

10 %

シュートスピード

シュートスピードとは、ゴールにシュートしたボールが到達する最高時速をkm/hで表したもの。距離は、シュートの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を計測する。

88.22 km/h

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

10.33 m

79'

2 - 1

控え

John Tolkin

Dominik Javorček

79'

2 - 1

控え

Armin Gigović

Andu Kelati

79'

2 - 1

控え

Benedikt Pichler

Phil Harres

71'

2 - 1

控え

Sebastiaan Bornauw

Mattias Svanberg

68'

2 - 1

控え

Fiete Arp

Magnus Knudsen

60'

2 - 1

控え

Steven Skrzybski

Shuto Machino

53'

Wolfsburg go in front!

Weiner is called on to push Vavro's low strike round his left-hand post for a corner. Wimmer clips his ensuing delivery onto the head of Wind, who heads past the unsighted goalkeeper. Less than three minutes between those two goals - what a turnaround!

53'

2 - 1

Jonas Wind

ゴール！

2:1

ゴールの確率

6 %

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

8.29 m

51'

Super sub!

Moments after Skov Olsen blazes off target, Wolfsburg find the equaliser. Wind slips a pass between the two Kiel centre-backs for Wimmer, who coolly fires through the legs of Weiner.

50'

1 - 1

Patrick Wimmer

ゴール！

1:1

ゴールの確率

46 %

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

11.77 m

46'

Positive changes

Skov Olsen's on for his Bundesliga debut. Wimmer also enters the fray, with Fischer and Gerhardt the players hooked for the start of the second half.

0 - 1

後半開始

45'

+ 2

0 - 1

控え

Patrick Wimmer

Yannick Gerhardt

45'

+ 2

0 - 1

控え

Andreas Skov Olsen

Kilian Fischer

Half-time: Wolfsburg 0-1 Kiel

Svanberg touches Amoura's cross into the side netting as Wolfsburg go in at the break behind to Zec's header from a corner. It's been a frustrating half for the Wolves. Kiel will certainly be the happier of the two sides.

0 - 1

前半終了

34'

Danger!

Porath sends a brilliant cross to the far side of the Wolfsburg six-yard area. Machino heads it across goal, but Koulierakis nods clear ahead of Harres.

23'

0 - 1

イエローカード

David Zec

14'

Tear up the script!

Hasenhüttl was right to say this wouldn't be a 'home banker' as Zec rises unmarked to power in Javorček's out-swinging corner. No chance for Grabara!

13'

0 - 1

David Zec

ゴール！

0:1

ゴールの確率

9 %

ゴールまでの距離"

シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。

8.11 m

Blocked!

Arnold causes all kinds of problems with the game's first corner. It bounces around in the six-yard box, before Amoura sees a close-range effort blocked.

Players pay their respects

This year marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp on 27 January 1945. German football has been marking that event for more than 20 years, using matchdays around 27 January to remember the people who were persecuted, deported and murdered by National Socialists.

0 - 0

キックオフ

Under way!

Great atmosphere in rainy Wolfsburg. Can Kiel put even more of a dampener on things as they did for Dortmund a fortnight ago?

Dino Toppmöller's view on facing Hoffenheim

"I expect a dynamic game because Hoffenheim definitely want to play football. Both teams like to get forward and both have top attacking players, which means we could see a lot of transition play. At the same time, we should prioritise solid defending and good structure in possession to avoid being caught out on the counter. The boys have done that well in recent games."

Christian Ilzer's view on facing Frankfurt

"They're doing a really good job. The team has gelled very well, there have been some really good transfers. Frankfurt have enormous potential with a lot of pace, and they're particularly dangerous when they're switching from defence to attack. We have to be ready for that. The work being done in Frankfurt can only be praised."

Dieter Hecking's view on facing Gladbach

"Mönchengladbach will be aiming to win against the league's bottom team. We have to be prepared for that. If the game doesn't go the way Borussia wants it to and the fans get nervous, that's down to us. If we can put the stadium on edge, we have the opportunity to hurt our opponents. We put in a good performance last week and now we have a chance to do it again in Gladbach."

Gerardo Seoane's view on facing Bochum

"The overarching requirement for us against Bochum is to show the defensive stability that served us so well before Christmas. Bochum will approach the contest with a clear plan as they are particularly strong in key areas. However, we are the home side and so we want to take the game to the opponent in order to force them into errors. With the fans behind us, we want to get our first good result of the new year."

Mike Tullberg's view on facing Bremen

"One thing is clear: the players have not forgotten how to play football. We have very little time to train. My clear approach is to inject the team with energy and to encourage the boys so that we will see a team that gives everything, gives their all and plays free-flowing football."

Bo Henriksen's view on facing Stuttgart

"Of course we know that VfB Stuttgart are an incredibly good team. Nevertheless, our analysis shows us ways in which we can score against them. We can't afford to just defend, we have to keep launching attacks, be brave with the ball and work the half-spaces. We're up against a very strong opponent, but anything can happen at home."

Marco Rose's view on facing Leverkusen

"We all know what Leverkusen are capable of and the way they play. They didn't have such an easy start to the season, but then they got back into a consistent rhythm in terms of their performances and results. They have two top players in Florian Wirtz and Patrik Schick. In Madrid, they experienced a very special Atlético performance. But it won't affect them too much – it was just an unlucky defeat."

Julian Schuster's view on facing Bayern

"They always have a certain kind of determination after a defeat. We all know what it means when FC Bayern lose. On the other hand, the game showed how you can hurt them. It'll be important to show a lot of passion and a lot of confidence. That's what we've been focusing on this week – not so much on the opponents, but instead on our own qualities."

Frank Schmidt's view on facing Augsburg

"They've changed their system and are now more compact in their 3-4-3 or 3-4-2-1 with athletic players and high intensity. Last game they ran seven or eight kilometres more than Bremen. We can't compare them with the team we faced in the first half of the season. We've watched their recent games and know what to expect."

Sebastian Hoeneß's view on facing Mainz

"It's an exciting challenge. We're facing a team close to us in the table, which makes it all a bit more enticing and significant. Mainz have beaten some big names at home. Their style of play is about commitment and clear patterns, both with and without the ball."

Xabi Alonso's view on facing Leipzig

"A lot happened in that game [Leipzig's 3-2 win from 2-0 down in Leverkusen]. We know about their qualities, both as individuals and a team. They have a good coach and a top team. [Atlético] Madrid are Madrid and Leipzig are Leipzig. You can't compare two teams and two games but need to look at each independently. We're expecting a tough task."

Vincent Kompany's view on facing Freiburg

"Freiburg are very good at home. They're a team with intensity and pace, a team that fights. We've previously said what good work they've done in recent years to reach this level. That shows that the team and the club are healthy. The coach is also showing what he can do in the Bundesliga."

Jess Thorup's view on facing Heidenheim

"We lost 4-0 last time we met, but I'm not thinking about that. If we play to the best of our abilities, we can beat anyone. If we don't, then they will cause us problems, no matter where they are in the table."

Ole Werner's view on facing Dortmund

"Dortmund are at home and have a lot of individual quality. The change in coach creates some uncertainty in terms of our preparations, but we'll draw our own conclusions from the information we get. We can’t really have an influence on how [Mike Tullberg's] Dortmund play, apart from how we go about things on the pitch."

Ralph Hasenhüttl's view on facing Kiel

"The last time we met, the 2-0 win, it wasn't easy. They're a tough opponent as they showed when they came back to draw with Leverkusen. They can hurt you. We'll need to press them hard and watch out for their counters. We have to be fully switched on from the start."

Marcel Rapp's view on facing Wolfsburg

"I didn't think there was anything between us earlier in the season, but we've learned our lessons from that. Wolfsburg are very strong in attack and have picked up some good results recently. We have to be prepared for everything."

Şahin dismissed

Dortmund announced on Wednesday morning that they had parted company with head coach Nuri Şahin after a run of four straight defeats to start 2025. A successor is set to be named shortly.