Pressure on coach Backhaus: Eintracht Braunschweig on the brink!

Pressure on coach Backhaus: Eintracht Braunschweig on the brink!

The situation at Eintracht Braunschweig is getting worse. trainerHeiner Backhausis facing growing criticism after the team recorded just one win in its last seven games - a 2-1 against Fortuna Düsseldorf, which was largely due to the weakness of the opponent. With six defeats in a row, the team has moved significantly back from first place in the table and is now under immense pressure. Eintracht is currently in a position that could get them into serious trouble if the upcoming game against VfL Bochum does not bring the hoped-for success. League Two reports that the pursuers Greuther Fürth, Magdeburg and Bochum will also be competing on Sunday, which could further aggravate the situation.

It could be worse: In the worst case scenario, there is a risk of a fall to 16th place, which would bring the impending relegation place even closer. The team won't miss this opportunity, after all, they got off to a promising start at the start of the season with seven points from four games. But quick successes are no longer in sight and Backhaus is increasingly viewed critically. His approach to the game falls short of expectations and repeatedly results in unnecessary sending offs. The sixth player who was unable to finish the game after a yellow-red card this season is Kevin Ehlers, who recently had to leave the field early in Nuremberg.

The pressure is growing

The latest results have managing directorsBenjamin Kesselnot happy either. After the defeat against SC Paderborn, Kessel supported Backhaus, but made a clear demand for better football. But this demand has not yet been fulfilled. The upcoming home game against Bochum will not only be crucial for the table positioning, but could also have an impact on the coaching position. The question also remains for fans: How long will the trust in Backhaus last?

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A game more than just a game

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