German manager Marco Rose experienced his third disappointment in a row in the Premier League on the third day. Against Newcastle, his team missed the chance to win despite leading 2-0 early. The "Cherries" ultimately had to settle for a 2-2 draw, raising questions about the final standings.
Why did Thiaw's own goal cause a stir?
German national team player Malick Thiaw gave Bournemouth a bizarre own goal in the 35th minute, heading a pass into his own net. However, the lead was short-lived as Barnes scored the equalizer just two minutes later. The Magpies pressed for the goal, which Ramsey scored in the 88th minute.
How does Rose react to the missed chance again?
Rose must continue to wait for his first win in England. Already on the first day, Bournemouth conceded a 1:2 deficit in stoppage time, and a week later against Everton, they conceded a 1:1 equalizer in the closing stages. Even Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle experienced similar final phases, conceding the equalizer against Liverpool in the last second.
What does this mean for the German coach duel in the Premier League?
While Jaissle remains unbeaten, Rose is still waiting for his first win in England. The next opportunity for Bournemouth arises next week against Brentford. For Newcastle and Jaissle, the next German coach duel with Daniel Farke and Leeds United takes place on Monday, September 14.
When is the next game scheduled?
Bournemouth hosts Brentford next week, while Newcastle and Jaissle face Leeds United on Monday, September 14. Rose hopes that his team can hold the lead in the upcoming games.
According to Bild, Marco Rose said after the match: "We dominated the game and didn't hold the lead. That's disappointing, but we will continue working."
The Premier League table remains tight after this result, while Rose and his team need to work on their stability in the final stages.
