BVB Under 16

The players of the BVB U16

Top row from left:

Paul Tanya, Niklas König, Linus Helbeck, Jemain Kuss, Romeo Ritter, Marko Karan, Luke Fahrenhorst

Middle row from left:

Supervisor Gordon Schulze, physiotherapist Laura Kemper, video analyst Justus Böving, athletic trainer Leon Schneider, Diego Castel Branco, Niclas Damberg, Desmond Ogoke, Luca Perri, Lukas Heavens, goalkeeping coach Michael Strzys, assistant coach Oliver Triestram, coach Karsten Gorges

Front row from left:

Tom Faust, Mamoudou Bah, Taha Firtina, Fabian Dzuba, Noah Avaresch, Miguel Adje, Damian Kolano, Jack Mize

U16 News

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In 2019, Borussia won the U19s title with a 5-3 victory against VfB Stuttgart), while the heavily favoured U17s lost the final against 1. FC Köln 3-2. In the current season, the U17s surprisingly stormed to the championship trophy, and this time it is the U19s who go into the final in the Niederrheinstadion as underdogs.<\/p>\n<div class=\"object-left\">\n<div class=\"imageleft\"><img title=\"\" src=\"/var/ezdemo_site/storage/images/media/bilder/nachrichtenbilder/n-u19-tullberg/4379182-1-ger-DE/N-U19-Tullberg_bvbnachricht_halb.jpg\" alt=\"\" data-originalsrc=\"http://www.bvb.de/var/ezdemo_site/storage/images/media/bilder/nachrichtenbilder/n-u19-tullberg/4379182-1-ger-DE/N-U19-Tullberg.jpg\" data-content=\"/var/ezdemo_site/storage/images/media/bilder/nachrichtenbilder/n-u19-tullberg/4379182-1-ger-DE/N-U19-Tullberg_bvbnachricht_halb.jpg\"><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\"Hoffenheim have an exceptional squad with some great individuals and are slight favourites,\u201d said coach Mike Tullberg. 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We've won the West German Championship three times in a row and have reached the final of the German Championship for the third time in a row. This is a huge success for the entire youth performance centre and all the coaches who have trained these boys,\u201d stressed Tullberg.<\/p>\nHe is expecting a completely different opponent in the final, for which the West German champions have been drawn to play at home and which cannot take place at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK or the Rote Erde stadium due to the ongoing preparations for the European Championship. His team got a taste of Hoffenheim's qualities in the 6-0 defeat in the first round of the DFB-Pokal, when Borussia were put to the sword on the break: \u201cHertha play controlled possession-based football. 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The final will be played on Thursday (30 June) at the Niederrheinstadion in Oberhausen. \u2018The fact that this clash was decided on penalties reflects the quality of both teams. 2-2 in the first leg and 3-3 in the second leg were fair results. It was great to see that our boys were more than capable of holding their own against an extremely strong Berlin team. Their morale, team unity and individual quality were remarkable. This was an advert for youth football," said BVB managing director for sport Lars Ricken in praise of the team.<\/p>A crowd of 4,950, including many BVB fans, witnessed a thrilling and high-quality match at Berlin's Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Sportpark. Borussia fell behind 1-0 early on but stormed into a 3-0 lead thanks to two goals by Kjell Wätjen and one by Cole Campbell. But Hertha struck back in the second half to make it 3-3 and BVB found themselves down to ten players late on when Rafael Lubach was shown a second yellow card. But Dortmund were not to be denied in the subsequent penalty shoot-out, with Robin Lisewski saving the first Berlin spot-kick - and in the end Black & Yellows were the team left celebrating in the historic Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Sportpark.<\/p>\u2018I'm really proud of my guys, who put in an outstanding team performance. I feel a little sorry for Hertha. They were the strongest team we've played at domestic level in recent years," said a beaming coach Mike Tullberg, who also voiced his respect for BVB's opponents in the final, Hoffenheim: "We are going into the final as slight underdogs, but this role suits us." TSG, who defeated BVB 6-0 earlier in the season, will play SC Freiburg in the DFB-Pokal final next Friday.<\/p>Wätjen shines with two goals <\/b><\/p>BVB captain Filippo Mane returned to the starting XI and partnered Leonardo Posadas in the centre of defence. Hertha BSC were able to strengthen their squad with Tim Hoffmann, another player who has already played in the Bundesliga 2. "That didn't make our task any easier," commented Mike Tullberg, who had opted for a 4-4-2 formation. Kjell Wätjen played in midfield in the number-ten role, while Rafael Lubach played as a number six.<\/p>The game took a similar course to the first leg. Hertha controlled the ball and pinned their opponents back, but Borussia, who defended with great resolve, were able to create the better chances. Paris Brunner had a good sight of goal in the 4th minute, but his effort whizzed just over the crossbar. Berlin's Tim Goller then saved his team from going behind with a strong reaction save with his feet to deny Brunner. "I was a bit frustrated because we weren't able to capitalise on our opportunities early in the game and then we invited Berlin on to score the opening goal," admitted Tullberg.<\/p>Leonardo Posadas carelessly gave the ball away to Oliver Rölke in the 34th minute. Hertha's top striker capitalised ruthlessly on the opportunity and left goalkeeper Robin Lisewski with no chance. Dortmund weren't trailing for long: Kjell Wätjen burst forward down the right flank and, exactly 91 seconds after the Hertha goal, completed a spectacular solo action with a brilliant shot into the far corner after playing a one-two with Cole Campbell. Wätjen almost grabbed a second shortly before the break, but he was unable to keep his curling effort down after being teed up by Brunner.<\/p>At the start of the second half, Wätjen made up for his missed chance before the break. It was the result of a fantastic crossfield ball from Campbell to Brunner, who rounded Goller and hit the post from an acute angle. Wätjen was in the right place and fired the rebound into the net to open up a 2-1 lead. Two minutes later, Cole Campbell increased the lead to 3-1 after preparatory work from Brunner and Onofrietti.<\/p>Black & Yellows ice cold from the spot<\/b><\/p>However, similar to BVB in the first half, Berlin responded well to going behind, hitting a new gear in their attacking play. Lukas Michelbrink beat four Dortmund defenders before slipping the ball to Jelani Ndi, who finished to make it 3-2 (59). Hertha continued to press and were rewarded for their hard work with the equaliser. 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{"subCategory":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"subCategory","title":"Department","multiValue":true,"value":"Youth football","exportedType":"text/plain"},"linkTarget":"_self","link":"https://www.bvb.de/de/en/news/news-overview/news.html/eng/News/Overview/Draw-in-first-leg-still-leaves-U19s-in-with-every-chance.html","stageImages":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"string","name":"stageImages","title":"Image (Stage Image)","multiValue":true,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"experience":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"experience","title":"Experience Fragment","multiValue":false,"exportedType":"text/plain"},"appExport":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"boolean","name":"appExport","title":"App Export (Clubplatform)","multiValue":false,"value":true,"exportedType":"boolean"},"showDate":{"multiLine":false,"dataType":"calendar","name":"showDate","title":"Show Date and Time (CET)","multiValue":false,"value":"16.05.24","exportedType":"calendar"},"teaserText":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"teaserText","html":"The Borussia Dortmund U19s had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Hertha BSC in the first leg of their German Championship semi-final. But the result means that the team will go into the return leg on Whit Monday with a chance of reaching the Berlin final.<\/p>","title":"Teaser Text","multiValue":false,"value":"The Borussia Dortmund U19s had to settle for a 2-2 draw with Hertha BSC in the first leg of their German Championship semi-final. But the result means that the team will go into the return leg on Whit Monday with a chance of reaching the Berlin final.","exportedType":"text/html"},"text":{"multiLine":true,"dataType":"string","name":"text","html":""It remains a 50-50 game," explained coach Mike Tullberg, who analysed: "Due to the clear chances, we should have decided the match in the first 30 minutes. We lost our intensity in the second period; Hertha were then the better of two great teams. Overall, it's a fair result."<\/p>BVB took a 1-0 lead through Cole Campbell in the 11th minute, only for the visitors to turn the game on its head in the second period with goals from Oliver Rölke (68) and Karim Bellomo (89). Charles Herrmann then sparked celebrations in stoppage time by levelling the score at 2-2. <\/p>The Berlin outfit had surprised Mike Tullberg by including three players who are regular members of the 2. Bundesliga squad: in addition to U17 World Cup winner Bence Dardai, coach Oliver Reiß had brought in attacker Ibrahim Maza and defensive organiser Pascal Klemens. "That shows that Hertha BSC have a lot of respect for us and still have a score to settle," said Managing Director for Sport Lars Ricken of the line-up for the visitors, who had lost out to Borussia in the Championship final round in 2022 and 2023. <\/p>With the senior team coaching staff (Edin Terzic, Nuri Sahin, Sven Bender, Sebastian Geppert) watching on, the Black & Yellows started the game well and were celebrating for the first time in the 11th minute. Almugera Kabar skilfully dealt with a diagonal ball from the defence and Paris Brunner didn't think twice before striking against the inside of the post. Cole Campbell reacted lightning-quick and tapped the ball over the line. It marked the start of a highly interesting, intense and good-quality match with some outstanding individual players: "You rarely see so much quality on the pitch in a junior match," remarked Lars Ricken. <\/p>Hertha endeavoured to gain control over the ball and their opposition. Borussia responded with compactness, lots of running, aggressiveness and quick switch-play. Like in the 21st minute: Kjell Wätjen played a precise pass to Cole Campbell, who entered the box with determination and fired the ball narrowly wide of the upright. The next major opportunity to extend the lead before the interval fell to Paris Brunner, who failed to get the better of the strong Tim Goller in the Hertha goal following a pass from Campbell.<\/p><a name=\"eztoc4376615_0_1\" id=\"eztoc4376615_0_1\"><\/a><h3>Hertha turn the match around in the second half<\/h3>The Berlin outfit struggled to break down Borussia's uncompromising defence. Luca Michelbrink tried his luck with two long-range shots that posed a danger while Ibrahim Maza met his match in goalkeeper Robin Lisewski (55), but the more dangerous attacking moments took place in the Hertha penalty area. One such incident came shortly after the restart when Danylo Krevsun and Cole Campbell almost made it 2-0. "They were almost two penalties," said Mike Tullberg, bemoaning the chance conversion.<\/p>The visitors subsequently seized the initiative in the match. BVB could hardly break out to relieve the pressure and also suffered some bad luck with injury. Almugera Kabar came off first, then Paris Brunner \u2013 and in the closing stages Mike Tullberg almost had to completely reshuffle the defensive line-up with William Rashidi, Filippo Mane, Tyler Meiser and Elias Benkara. Following a long spell of pressure, Hertha striker Oliver Rölke almost expectedly levelled the scores at 1-1. He headed a cross from the lively Lukas Michelbrink powerfully into the net (68). Hertha then exploited Dortmund's defensive changes and uncertainties by taking a 2-1 lead in the 89th minute through substitute Karim Bellomo, who converted a Dardai cross.<\/p>But despite their personnel difficulties, Borussia showed spirit, fought back and were rewarded in stoppage time. Following a corner by Cole Campbell, Charles Herrmann proved to be the quickest to react and slotted home the equaliser for 2-2 amid a goalmouth scramble. Campbell almost scored a third goal in the final minute. It was a fair result in the end and one that leaves BVB in with every chance.<\/p>TSG claimed a 6-2 victory away to Borussia Mönchengladbach in the first semi-final match.<\/p>\nU19s:<\/b> Lisewski \u2013 Korzynietz (Mane, 83), Meiser, Posadas (Benkara, 46), Kabar (Rashidi, 62)\u2013 Wätjen, Lubach \u2013 Onofrietti (Herrmann, 46), Krevsun, Campbell \u2013 Brunner (Diallo, 78) (wiwi)<\/i><\/p>","title":"Text","multiValue":false,"value":""It remains a 50-50 game," explained coach Mike Tullberg, who analysed: "Due to the clear chances, we should have decided the match in the first 30 minutes. We lost our intensity in the second period; Hertha were then the better of two great teams. Overall, it's a fair result."<\/p>BVB took a 1-0 lead through Cole Campbell in the 11th minute, only for the visitors to turn the game on its head in the second period with goals from Oliver Rölke (68) and Karim Bellomo (89). Charles Herrmann then sparked celebrations in stoppage time by levelling the score at 2-2. <\/p>The Berlin outfit had surprised Mike Tullberg by including three players who are regular members of the 2. Bundesliga squad: in addition to U17 World Cup winner Bence Dardai, coach Oliver Reiß had brought in attacker Ibrahim Maza and defensive organiser Pascal Klemens. "That shows that Hertha BSC have a lot of respect for us and still have a score to settle," said Managing Director for Sport Lars Ricken of the line-up for the visitors, who had lost out to Borussia in the Championship final round in 2022 and 2023. <\/p>With the senior team coaching staff (Edin Terzic, Nuri Sahin, Sven Bender, Sebastian Geppert) watching on, the Black & Yellows started the game well and were celebrating for the first time in the 11th minute. Almugera Kabar skilfully dealt with a diagonal ball from the defence and Paris Brunner didn't think twice before striking against the inside of the post. Cole Campbell reacted lightning-quick and tapped the ball over the line. It marked the start of a highly interesting, intense and good-quality match with some outstanding individual players: "You rarely see so much quality on the pitch in a junior match," remarked Lars Ricken. <\/p>Hertha endeavoured to gain control over the ball and their opposition. Borussia responded with compactness, lots of running, aggressiveness and quick switch-play. Like in the 21st minute: Kjell Wätjen played a precise pass to Cole Campbell, who entered the box with determination and fired the ball narrowly wide of the upright. The next major opportunity to extend the lead before the interval fell to Paris Brunner, who failed to get the better of the strong Tim Goller in the Hertha goal following a pass from Campbell.<\/p><a name=\"eztoc4376615_0_1\" id=\"eztoc4376615_0_1\"><\/a><h3>Hertha turn the match around in the second half<\/h3>The Berlin outfit struggled to break down Borussia's uncompromising defence. Luca Michelbrink tried his luck with two long-range shots that posed a danger while Ibrahim Maza met his match in goalkeeper Robin Lisewski (55), but the more dangerous attacking moments took place in the Hertha penalty area. One such incident came shortly after the restart when Danylo Krevsun and Cole Campbell almost made it 2-0. 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