Union Berlin boss and goalkeeper hail defensive improvements after international break as they held Dortmund to goalless draw

Union Berlin's manager and goalkeeper commended their defensive improvements following an international break, after securing a goalless draw against Borussia Dortmund. The club recently recorded their first clean sheet and victory of the season last week against Elversberg. Union Berlin's coach, who faced criticism after a string of poor results at the season's start, stated that the team's good performance from last week continued throughout the current week.

The club conceded 14 goals in the last three games prior to the international break, including a 7-0 loss to FC Bayern. Mauro Lustrinelli expressed satisfaction with the team's efforts, emphasizing their unity and determination to secure the point.

Frederik Rönnow, Union Berlin's goalkeeper, also highlighted the defensive progress made during the international break. He stated that the team aimed to stabilize their performance after conceding numerous goals in the initial games. Rönnow believed that their defensive work paid off during the match, as they managed to maintain a solid performance. The goalkeeper emphasized their focus on staying positive in the future.

Center-back Felix Uduokhai, who recently returned to Bundesliga after a stint in the Turkish Super Lig, echoed the sentiments of the coach and goalkeeper. Uduokhai acknowledged that the team's overall defensive performance had improved. He expressed excitement about the clean sheet achieved in the match, emphasizing the need to build on that positive result. Uduokhai stressed the importance of maintaining their compact defensive shape and working as a cohesive unit.