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Die Werderaner will not go down quietly.

Werder Bremen demonstrated their fighting spirit by staging a late comeback from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw away against Borussia Dortmund. Dortmund appeared to have secured the victory after scoring twice in quick succession during the 80th and 85th minutes. However, Bremen struck back immediately with a goal from Ludovit Reis before Niclas Füllkrug equalized from a Marco Grüll set piece.
Bulinews highlights that this marks the third consecutive match in which manager Daniel Thioune's side has successfully launched a comeback, following recent resurgences against Köln and Augsburg. The writer credits Thioune for fostering strong team belief, arguing that if Bremen maintain their current form, they could contend for a return to European football.
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