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Dortmund's Fight: Late equalizer missed in final
23 Aug
Summary
- Dortmund players expressed disappointment after losing a final.
- First-half mistakes led to a difficult comeback scenario.
- A strong second-half performance showed attacking power.
Sporting director Ole Book described disappointment as the overriding feeling following a cup final loss, noting initial okay minutes followed by too many mistakes. He praised the team's second-half performance, highlighting their offensive power when playing bravely and composedly.
Gregor Kobel acknowledged Bayern's strong chances throughout the game but felt it was a shame as Dortmund also had opportunities. He observed promising signs despite the team's inexperience, believing they will grow stronger.
Waldemar Anton lamented the loss, emphasizing the numerous simple mistakes in the first half that made a comeback difficult. He acknowledged that while the second half offered moments to turn the game, it ultimately did not happen, but stressed they are on a good path.
Joey Veerman found it special to play for Dortmund in his debut, expressing happiness with the second-half performance and the missed equalizer in the last minute. He affirmed the team's ambition to compete for titles in the Champions League and Bundesliga.
