Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga relegation battle draws hope. Against second-placed Bayer Leverkusen won the Hanseatic League in a brilliant final phase with a 2-2 (0-1) and evidence after 24 Round 15 Rank, three points clear of relegation 17th place For in all respects superior score achieved Eren Derdiyok (42) and national player Simon Rolfes (67) the doors to the Rhineland.
1-0 Derdiyok skipped the entire back line including the Bremen goalkeeper Tim Wiese and kicked the ball with a header from four yards away over the line. Rolfes finally hit a low shot from about ten meters. The winless for the past six games Bremer came through an own goal from substitute Stefan Kiessling (83) connected to the port before the Leverkusen Arturo Vidal for repeated foul play, the yellow and red card (87) saw.
Sebastian Prödl scored the equalizer (90 +1). "We fought the good fortune because we have never given up and were rewarded for it. After such a game is a draw in order. A victory would not have been earned, "said Prödl. Bayer captain Rolfe said: "We had the long game firmly in hand. I can not explain why we were so passive in the final minutes.
"Even the first scoring opportunity worked out the guests. In the 10th Minutes struck a free kick by Renato Augusto narrowly Werder housing over. In return, the young Florian Trinks, the first time in the starting lineup Bremer, 60 seconds later released to the shot, missed that chance but hasty.
The U-17 European Championship was called up by coach Thomas Schaaf to Aaron Hunt, who was initially also on the bench as well as Marko Marin Marko Arnautovic. Leverkusen appeared before 37 500 spectators at the Weser Stadion technically mature and reliable ball, Bremer could counter this playful superiority only struggle and occasional counterattacks.
A few of these attacks, but Tim Borowski had in the 19th Almost finished with a scoreless minutes, but Rene Adler could parry his low shot. Seven minutes later, the former international failed again to Adler, it was the best scoring opportunities of the place by then men. 
1-0 Derdiyok skipped the entire back line including the Bremen goalkeeper Tim Wiese and kicked the ball with a header from four yards away over the line. Rolfes finally hit a low shot from about ten meters. The winless for the past six games Bremer came through an own goal from substitute Stefan Kiessling (83) connected to the port before the Leverkusen Arturo Vidal for repeated foul play, the yellow and red card (87) saw.
Sebastian Prödl scored the equalizer (90 +1). "We fought the good fortune because we have never given up and were rewarded for it. After such a game is a draw in order. A victory would not have been earned, "said Prödl. Bayer captain Rolfe said: "We had the long game firmly in hand. I can not explain why we were so passive in the final minutes.
"Even the first scoring opportunity worked out the guests. In the 10th Minutes struck a free kick by Renato Augusto narrowly Werder housing over. In return, the young Florian Trinks, the first time in the starting lineup Bremer, 60 seconds later released to the shot, missed that chance but hasty.
The U-17 European Championship was called up by coach Thomas Schaaf to Aaron Hunt, who was initially also on the bench as well as Marko Marin Marko Arnautovic. Leverkusen appeared before 37 500 spectators at the Weser Stadion technically mature and reliable ball, Bremer could counter this playful superiority only struggle and occasional counterattacks.
A few of these attacks, but Tim Borowski had in the 19th Almost finished with a scoreless minutes, but Rene Adler could parry his low shot. Seven minutes later, the former international failed again to Adler, it was the best scoring opportunities of the place by then men.
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