Bremen Turn Borussia-Park Into a Slaughterhouse: 4-0 Demolition

À Éviter Score Futmetrix: 36/100. Werder Bremen's clinical dismantling of Borussia Mönchengladbach at Borussia-Park signals that the hosts are sliding toward a relegation nightmare.

Early Opener Sets Brutal Tone

Fifteen minutes. That's all it took for Bremen to announce their dominance. Samuel Mbangula finished clinically after Yacine Sugawara's assist, and suddenly Gladbach were drowning. The intensity was suffocating—Bremen's pressing and movement created chaos from the opening whistle. Gladbach mustered 19 shots but only 3 found the target. Bremen needed just 12 attempts to score four. Precision versus possession: the visitors won every argument.

Mbangula Orchestrates Chaos

The midfielder was everywhere at once. After his 15th-minute opener, he set up Jens Stage in the 26th minute for a second goal that shattered any hope of a Gladbach comeback. With 55% possession, the hosts tried to impose their will, but without a cutting edge in the final third, it was merely statistical noise. Marco Friedl and Felix Agu constructed an impenetrable defensive wall, leaving Gladbach's attackers chasing shadows. The balance of the match was destroyed before halftime.

Penalty and Super-Subs Deliver the Coup de Grâce

In the 74th minute, Romain Schmid converted a penalty with ice-cold composure for 3-0. The match was already a burial. Yet Bremen weren't finished. The 81st minute saw Jens Njinmah finish after Victor Boniface set him up—both substitutes came on in the 75th minute and made immediate impact. One goal, one assist between them in minutes. Gladbach remain goalless across three matches. That's not poor form; that's a crisis unfolding in real time.