Gladbach's Pléa shines with a triple pack - victory in Bremen historically!

Gladbach's Pléa shines with a triple pack - victory in Bremen historically!

in the exciting Bundesliga game on matchday 26, Borussia Mönchengladbach prevailed 4-2 against SV Werder Bremen. According to football.news Pléa the decisive player of the day, who had a large part in victory with a triple pack and a template. Gladbach's success represents the fourth away win in a row, which was last achieved in spring 1995.

The game started promising for the guests. Pléa converted a penalty to Robin Hack in the 7th minute after a foul. Just 20 minutes later, he increased to 2-0 after using a gap in the Bremen defense. As a result, Werder Bremen was not willing to give up. Romano Schmid and André Silva managed to compensate for before the half -time break. Schmid scored the 2-1 in the 39th minute and Silva a penalty in added time in the first half.

an exciting course of the game

After the half -time break, it continued directly. Pléa restored the old gap in the 48th minute by going perfectly into the depth for passing and hit the net. Tim Kleindienst then provided the final 4-2 stand after a cross in the 81st minute. This goal was important, but small service in the final phase, more precisely in the 91st minute, should be put from the square with a yellow-red card. Before that, he had already received a yellow card for a foul.

On the part of the Gladbacher, goalkeeper Jonas Omlin's performance was a decisive topic. He had a difficult afternoon, conceded two goals from standard situations and had to get off the pitch in the second half. Tiago Pereira Cardoso came into play in the 71st minute for the battered Omlin. Despite the two goals that Gladbach had to accept in the first half, the victory was important to repair the broken defensive. Gladbach has already conceded 40 goals this season, the weakest record of all teams in the upper table regions.

Statistical highlights

The final score reflects an intensive encounter. According to bundesliga.com was peppered with numerous highlights. Bremen had several chances, including a shot from Anthony Jung, who crashed into the crossbar, and Jens Stage, whose attempt hit the crossbar. In terms of statistics, the Bremeners with 2.74 expected gates (XGoals) were ahead, while Gladbach only came to 2.5.

After the end of this intensive game, Werder Bremen expects an exciting game against Holstein Kiel, while Borussia Mönchengladbach is preparing for the duel with RB Leipzig. Alassane Pléa was honored for his incredible performance, which included a total of four scorer points, and thus underlines his return to old form after he had had to wait for a goal in the Bundesliga since December 2024.

For other interesting statistics on the Bundesliga, a look at bundesliga-statistik.de recommended.