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Hertha Berlin on Sunday parted ways with coach Tayfun Korkut after just over three months in charge and following a fifth straight Bundesliga loss that left them deep in relegation trouble. Korkut took over in November, succeeding Pal Dardai, but failed to turn things around for the team, with Hertha sinking to 17th place following their 2-0 loss to Borussia Moenchengladbach on Saturday.
BERLIN (Reuters) - Hertha Berlin on Sunday parted ways with coach Tayfun Korkut after just over three months in charge and following a fifth straight Bundesliga loss that left them deep in relegation trouble.
BERLIN : Hertha Berlin on Sunday parted ways with coach Tayfun Korkut after just over three months in charge and following a fifth straight Bundesliga loss that left them deep in relegation trouble.
BERLIN (AP) — Bundesliga leader Bayern Munich dropped more points Saturday in a 1-1 draw at Hoffenheim, while Stuttgart gained a vital draw in its fight against relegation.
Bayern Munich’s German head coach Julian Nagelsmann gives an interview prior to the UEFA Champions League last-16, second-leg football match FC Bayern Munich vs RB Salzburg in Munich, southern Germany on March 8, 2022. (Photo by CHRISTOF STACHE / AFP)
Nagelsmann has put his Bayern Munich side on red alert for Saturday's away trip to his former club Hoffenheim, who have a knack of upset home wins over the Bundesliga leaders. With nine league games left, Bayern start the weekend nine points clear in Germany's top flight, but face a tricky away tie in Sinsheim. Hoffenheim, who Nagelsmann coached from 2016 until 2019 after rising up through the club's ranks, are fourth in Germany's top flight and on a four-match winning streak.
Borussia Monchengladbach head coach Adi Huetter has Covid and will be absent from Saturday's Bundesliga home match against Hertha Berlin. His assistant coach Christian Peintinger will be in charge at Borussia Park after Huetter and another member of his coaching team tested positive. Saturday's home match is of extra importance to Austrian Huetter, who is under pressure with Gladbach hovering above the relegation places following last weekend's 3-2 defeat at Stuttgart where they surrendered a two-goal lead.
Bayer Leverkusen have exposed Bayern Munich's defensive frailties but weren't able to glean more than a 1-1 draw from their Bundesliga encounter while Hertha Berlin have taken another step towards relegation.