Andrrich: The second goal was stupid, and the final draw with Copenhagen showed our fighting spirit

In the first round of the Champions League stage held on Thursday night, Leverkusen narrowly drew with his opponent Copenhagen 2-2 away. Captain Andrrich said after the game that the team's second goal was particularly stupid, but ultimately equalizing the score showed their fighting spirit.

Copenhagen player Robert scored a goal in the 87th minute to give the team a lead again, and Leverkusen would like to thank the opponent's defender for his own goal in stoppage time to avoid being out of the Champions League goal.

captain Andrrich said on DAZN after the game: "We can score 2-2 and take this point away, which shows our fighting spirit. We left with mixed feelings. We still have a lot of work to do."

Andrric was especially upset about the team's second goal conceding: "We were so eager to win that we kind of overlooked the situation where our defense was often at a disadvantage. Then we just lost a stupid ball like that . We should not concede the ball like this."

coach Jurmand also said: "This is not our best game. We have to be happy with this point. But we do need to improve our strength in the game. We have to learn one game after another, and we have to learn very quickly."

Obviously, for Leverkusen, given that next opponents are Manchester City, Newcastle or defending champion Paris, their mission in the Champions League will not be easy.