
Sportverein Werder Bremen
Short Name:Werder Bremen
City:Lai Mei
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Manager:Daniel Thioune
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Team Name:Sportverein Werder Bremen
Stadium:Weserstadion (42500)
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In the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, four players from Bremen (Ozil, Marin, Wiese, Mertesacker) were selected for the German team, and Almeida was selected for the Portuguese team. Jensen was selected for the Danish team. In the 10/11 season, young player Earle transferred to Augustburg for 200,000 yuan, and Haneke transferred to Stuttgart for 300,000 yuan. 620W bought former Inter Milan forward Arnautovic from Twente. The establishment of Werder Bremen Club was very accidental. In 1898, several students from a secondary school in Bremen won a football in a sports competition. At that time, football was still relatively unknown to people, and they played football on a beach on the bank of the Weser River in the city. The joy brought by football prompted them to establish Werder Bremen 1899 Football Club on the balcony of a restaurant on February 4, 1899. "Werder" (German: Werder) refers to the beach where they played, opposite today's Weser Stadium. Before them, there were actually some football clubs, but it was at the beginning of the development of football, so there were no competitions. League record: First Bundesliga game: 3:2 win over Dortmund on August 24, 1963. Maximum winning score at home: 8:0 (1983/84 vs. Offenbach). Maximum winning score at home: 7:0 (1965/66 vs. Monchengladbach). Maximum losing score at home: 1:7 (1986/87 vs. Monchengladbach). The biggest away defeat score: 2:9 (lost to Frankfurt on November 14, 1981) The player with the most appearances: Burdenski 444 games The player with the most goals: Bode 101 goals The player with the most penalty kick goals: Hortgers 48 Total league ranking: 3rd (1322 games, 558 wins, 332 draws, 432 losses, 2006 points Scored 2176 goals and conceded 1888 goals) Champion honors: German Bundesliga Champions: 1965, 1988, 1993, 2004 German Football Association Cup Champions: 1961, 1991, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009 German Super Cup champion: 1988, 1993, 1994, 2009 German League Cup champion: 2006 European Cup Winners' Cup champion: 1992 Intertoto Cup champion: 1998 German Amateur Championship champion: 1966, 1985, 1991 UEFA Cup runner-up: 2009