Good or bad result? What Gladbach said after the 0-0 | OneFootball

So, did they keep a direct rival in the relegation battle at arm’s length, or did they miss out on two more points at VfL Wolfsburg—and with them, almost certain safety? The Gladbach players have a clear opinion.

"All in all, it’s a fair point. We were a bit better and more threatening in the first half, but in the final third we were not clear enough in our play and unfortunately didn’t score," said Rocco Reitz, who felt the draw was deserved.

But above all, the team’s main objective had been to keep Wolfsburg from closing the gap: "In the second half, you could tell that neither team wanted to lose. The spaces were no longer there, and both sides lacked a bit of forward tempo."

Haris Tabaković saw it similarly: "We put in a lot in the first half and pushed for the opening goal. If we make it 1:0, then the opponent has to open up and we can create even more for ourselves. In the second half, we didn’t do it as well anymore and didn’t play the situations out cleanly."

But he too then focused on the positive: "We got a point and still have everything in our own hands."

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