Union Berlin Handert with opportunities

Union Berlin loses in a row for the third time and does not shoot a goal again. The Team of Trainer Urs Fischer lacks it since the departure of Max Kruse, especially on one: effectiveness.

His 56th birthday on Sunday Urs Fischer did not want to be spoiled from the current situation. "It would be bad if I would not celebrate my birthday just because we have lost," said the coach of Union Berlin after the 0: 1 defeat at Arminia Bielefeld: "I think you should separate private and business somewhere."

And that's better like that, for now, there is only three winning and goatless games in a row just a little reason for great pleasure. The results since the departure of Torjäger Max Kruse at the end of January speak a clear language. The Berliners on Saturday were not so far away from a success experience, but once again failed their own effectiveness.

"If you do not achieve a goal with so many possibilities, it will also help to take a point," Fischer said. Especially if on the other side Masaya Okugawa (53.) after preliminary work by Patrick Wimmer owns the required cold cutishness.

Union coach fisherman criticizes missing "conviction"

In Bielefeld his team had 58 percent possession of the possession and even ten goals, including some very good opportunities, such as winter newcomer Sven Michel by head (42nd) or striker Taiwo Awoniyi (66.).

"We just do not manage to promote the ball over the goal line. That's just hurt," Michel brought the current situation to the point and seemed a bit helpless.

Fisherman, who had tucked at the sideline with his shoulders more often, went straight to troubleshooting. "It takes a conviction, an automatism, a certain coolness and a certain ease. We lack us," said the Swiss football teacher. But you should "not speak too much about it now", because "you can not force that".

For Union, which are now slipped in the table in the table in the table, it is now important in the next game against the FSV Mainz 05, to build again to the successes of past days and not to damage the successful season. "We have to go on and stay away," said defender Paul Jaeckel at "Sky".

Then in the future, there will also be a good reason for a reason to celebrate.