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😬 Will he be the first? A Bundesliga boss is on the brink

Borussia Mönchengladbach are one of the two Bundesliga clubs suffering an absolute nightmare start to the new season, still without a single point after two matchdays.Right now, it very much looks li...

😬 Will he be the first? A Bundesliga boss is on the brink

Borussia Mönchengladbach, one of two Bundesliga clubs experiencing a disastrous start to the new season with zero points after two matches, finds themselves in a precarious position. The Foals remain without a single point even after three games, raising concerns about the future of their head coach, Eugen Polanski. In their most recent match against Freiburg, Gladbach found themselves on the receiving end of a 2-0 drubbing.

The first goal came from Yannik Engelhardt, who headed home an easy opener just 23 minutes into the game, thanks to a rushed reaction from goalkeeper Nicolas and a weak challenge from Bolin in the air. Moments later, Ginter delivered a low pass inside the box to Matanovic, who managed to beat the post with a powerful first-time effort from 16 meters, making it 2-0 to Freiburg. As the Foals continue to struggle, the future of their head coach may very well come into question.

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