Augsburg's Rieder & Kade on draw with Union Berlin: "That feels like two points dropped"
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14-second readFC Augsburg drew 1-1 with 1.FC Union Berlin, with Fabian Rieder expressing frustration at failing to win, saying "that feels like two points dropped today". The team had gone five games without a win, which Rieder acknowledged was frustrating. Rieder emphasized the need to better utilize numerical advantages and protect leads.
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FC Augsburg drew 1-1 with 1.FC Union Berlin, with Fabian Rieder expressing frustration at failing to win, saying "that feels like two points dropped today". The team had gone five games without a win, which Rieder acknowledged was frustrating. Rieder emphasized the need to better utilize numerical advantages and protect leads.
Rieder's teammate, Anton Kade, praised Union Berlin's compact defense, noting it was difficult to break through. Kade acknowledged some positive moves by Augsburg but highlighted the need for solutions to overcome such defensive setups. He also mentioned an upcoming cup tie against Großaspach would be similarly challenging.
Both Rieder and Kade expressed a determination to move forward, with Rieder stating the team wanted to get through the current difficult spell together and Kade mentioning they would be back in action during the busy week. Rieder was "absolutely convinced" that Augsburg had the quality to improve their performance.
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Pegged back to a 1-1 draw today, FC Augsburg's Fabian Rieder was livid after they failed get the better of 1.FC Union Berlin. “For us, that feels like two points dropped today," the Swiss international said in his post-match interview in the mixed zone. "Naturally, going five games without a win is frustrating. These spells are part of football, but we want to get through this together. “We need to make better use of our numerical advantage and protect our lead. I’m absolutely convinced that we have the quality to do so,” he added. His teammate, Anton Kade, hailed the resolute defending of their visitors from Köpenick who were a man down for 71 minutes.
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