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Borussia Mönchengladbach Bundesliga struggles
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Borussia Mönchengladbach is facing a severe crisis in the Bundesliga, struggling with a series of consecutive defeats. The club, which has seen a coaching change from Eugen Polanski to Alexander Blessin, currently holds the record for the worst defensive unit in the league. As the team prepares to face VfB Stuttgart, Mönchengladbach faces faced the possibility of becoming the first team in league history to lose its first seven matches of a season. The squad is currently was dealing with a significant personnel crisis, with ten players unavailable for upcoming fixtures. This includes fixtures, including defensive leader Kevin Diks, who is missing for private reasons, alongside other notable absences such as Ko Itakura, Franck Honorat, and Isac Lidberg. The This depletion of the roster leaves the team with limited defensive options, leaving left Fabio Chiarodia as the only remaining specialist center-back available for selection. However, the club has secured its first victory of the season with a 3-2 comeback win against VfB Stuttgart, preventing a historic record of seven consecutive opening losses. Despite playing without ten professional players, the team overturned an early deficit. After Ermedin Demirovic scored for Stuttgart in the 5th minute following a mistake by goalkeeper Moritz Nicolas, Joe Scally equalized in the 38th minute. Shuto Machino (51') and 17-year-old Wael Mohya (66') subsequently put Gladbach ahead. Although Demirovic scored again in the 83rd minute, Gladbach held on for the win, marking the first victory for coach Alexander Blessin. Despite this result, Gladbach remains at the bottom of the table due to their previous six losses.
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