BREMEN, GERMANY - Werder Bremen drew 0-0 at home to Borussia Moenchengladbach in the Bundesliga on Tuesday , a result which moved the visitors into the top four but kept Bremen in the relegation zone.
Bremen came alive in the second half and missed a couple of big chances, above all when substitute Davie Selke cut into the area in the 89th minute but could only fire straight at visiting goalkeeper Yann Sommer. Gladbach had a flurry of early chances but their attacking ambitions faded as the game, played behind closed doors, went on and Bremen looked more likely to get the elusive goal.
The draw left Bremen 17th in the standings on 22 points after 27 games, while Gladbach climbed up to fourth, level on 53 points with fifth-placed Bayer Leverkusen having played 28 matches.
I love football like most Singaporeans and Malaysians. I am just puzzled why hardly any Asian players become successful professionals? Is it a genetic shortcoming?
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