Champions League trouble
Seiwald grumbles: “This is bitter and unnecessary!
Great frustration at RB Leipzig! The Saxons lost 3:2 at home to Italian record champions Juventus Turin on Wednesday evening despite twice taking the lead and having the advantage in terms of possession. ÖFB player Nicolas Seiwald had strong words to say.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen "We're 2:1 up, but the way we then concede two goals to our opponents, even when outnumbered, is bitter and unnecessary," said Seiwald after the Champions League clash. "We didn't make the most of our chances. We had four or five chances in the last ten minutes, we have to take at least two of them and win the game!"
Crazy game
Things actually went well for Leipzig for long stretches with a brace from Benjamin Sesko (30th, 65th/penalty). However, the Italians turned the game around after Juve goalkeeper Michele di Gregorio was sent off. Dusan Vlahovic with his second goal (68') and Francisco Conceicao (83') were responsible. Both sides could have scored considerably more goals.
Zero points
Leipzig are still without a point after two matchdays, as are the red-white-red representatives Sturm Graz and Salzburg.
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