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Bochum Beats Braunschweig 2–0 as Rösler’s Revival Rolls On

Rösler’s blunt post-match appraisal, calling one spell “unteriridisch,” signals exacting standards during the team’s surge.

Overview

  • VfL Bochum won 2–0 at Eintracht Braunschweig, extending a strong run under coach Uwe Rösler to four wins in five league matches.
  • Cajetan Lenz opened the scoring with an early header and Francis Onyeka sealed it late, reflecting Rösler’s growing trust in younger options.
  • The victory featured a third consecutive clean sheet, with goalkeeper Timo Horn preserving the result by saving a stoppage-time penalty.
  • Braunschweig outshot Bochum 22–11, yet Bochum’s compact defending and efficiency proved decisive on the road.
  • Rösler praised his team’s fight but criticized a poor stretch as “unteriridisch,” while publicly giving reassurance about a recently discussed player and backing Onyeka and Lenz as squad choices amid ongoing discussion over youth integration and Bero.