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: In the second half, Leonardo Bittencourt extended the lead to 3-1 before Josh Sargent added a spectacular solo goal to complete the rout. 📊 Key Player Performances Key Contribution Davie Selke Scored the opening penalty against his former club. Jiří Pavlenka Vital penalty save to maintain Werder's momentum. Josh Sargent Scored a "remarkable solo goal" in the closing stages. Jhon Córdoba Provided Hertha's only goal, ending their scoring drought.
: Hertha had a prime opportunity to equalise when Matheus Cunha was fouled in the box. However, Werder keeper Jiří Pavlenka saved the Brazilian's effort. Werder Bremen - Hertha Berlin - Video 3
: Just before halftime, Jhon Córdoba scored to end Hertha's three-game scoreless streak, making it 2-1. : In the second half, Leonardo Bittencourt extended
: Before the break, Ömer Toprak headed home from a corner to make it 2-0. Josh Sargent Scored a "remarkable solo goal" in
📍 This victory was significant as it was the first time since matchday eight that Werder Bremen held a lead at halftime, piling further pressure on Hertha coach Bruno Labbadia.
: In the second half, Leonardo Bittencourt extended the lead to 3-1 before Josh Sargent added a spectacular solo goal to complete the rout. 📊 Key Player Performances Key Contribution Davie Selke Scored the opening penalty against his former club. Jiří Pavlenka Vital penalty save to maintain Werder's momentum. Josh Sargent Scored a "remarkable solo goal" in the closing stages. Jhon Córdoba Provided Hertha's only goal, ending their scoring drought.
: Hertha had a prime opportunity to equalise when Matheus Cunha was fouled in the box. However, Werder keeper Jiří Pavlenka saved the Brazilian's effort.
: Just before halftime, Jhon Córdoba scored to end Hertha's three-game scoreless streak, making it 2-1.
: Before the break, Ömer Toprak headed home from a corner to make it 2-0.
📍 This victory was significant as it was the first time since matchday eight that Werder Bremen held a lead at halftime, piling further pressure on Hertha coach Bruno Labbadia.