Vincenzo Grifo Equals Freiburg Bundesliga Scoring Record in 4-0 Victory Over Mainz
Vincenzo Grifo matches SC Freiburg's Bundesliga goal record in a dominant 4-0 win over Mainz as Freiburg climbs the league table.
- • Vincenzo Grifo scored his 69th Bundesliga goal, equalling SC Freiburg's record scorer Nils Petersen.
- • SC Freiburg defeated FSV Mainz 05 with a 4-0 score, moving up to 8th place in the Bundesliga.
- • Freiburg scored 10 goals from set pieces this season, the highest in the Bundesliga.
- • Mainz faces mounting pressure and remains at the bottom of the league table with no wins in eight matches.
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SC Freiburg celebrated a strong Bundesliga performance with a commanding 4-0 victory against FSV Mainz 05, moving up from 12th to 8th place. In the match, Vincenzo Grifo scored his 69th Bundesliga goal, equalling SC Freiburg's record for most Bundesliga goals held by Nils Petersen. Grifo now aims to match Petersen's overall club scoring record of 105 goals across all competitions.
Freiburg capitalized on Mainz's difficulties, including injuries and suspensions to key players, and Mainz faced additional challenges after Paul Nebel received a straight red card, marking his second of the season. Freiburg's goals came via set pieces and open play, with Lienhart and Kübler opening the scoring, Grifo netting the second, followed by additional goals from Manzambi and Osterhage. This match marked Freiburg's 10th goal from set pieces this season, the highest tally in the Bundesliga.
Grifo praised his team's performance, saying, "Man hat gemerkt, dass Feuer drin ist, dass Power drin ist - es war herausragend," highlighting the squad's energy and dominance in the match. He also expressed confidence ahead of Freiburg's upcoming DFB-Pokal match against SV Darmstadt 98, noting that while Freiburg are favorites, Darmstadt remains a formidable opponent.
Meanwhile, Mainz remains at the bottom of the Bundesliga table, enduring their eighth winless match in a row, which is tying their worst-ever start to a season. The club faces mounting pressure ahead of their December 5 home fixture against Mönchengladbach. Freiburg, meanwhile, maintains solid form both in the Bundesliga and Europa League, with rising optimism around their progress this season.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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