“We had our moments against Manchester City, but we needed to improve our performance in both penalty areas,” the manager stated during a press briefing in the impressive Volkswagen Arena.
“We’re eager to address that tomorrow against a strong team like Wolfsburg. We’ve performed well so far this season and are looking to put in a solid effort in this beautiful stadium.”
When asked about facing star players like Alexandra Popp, a notable figure in German football and this season’s co-top scorer in the Frauen-Bundesliga, Marc replied: “I have strong faith in my team and our players. Competing at this level means coming up against many remarkable forwards.
“Popp is a true legend of the sport in my eyes. Experiencing her skills up close will certainly be a challenge for us.
“However, I also have a legend by my side [referring to Dominique Janssen]. That’s what we’re here for. We’re focused on the task and want to make it difficult for our opponents, but these inspiring narratives are what make football so captivating.
“On the pitch, we need to approach the game without giving too much respect. If you show this team too much deference, they can make you pay.”
