Dzeko will remember his debut for his new club for a long time, given that he directly helped them to save themselves from defeat, even though he was in a very difficult situation. The match against Kaiserslautern ended 2:2.
Edin was not in the starting line-up of the club from Gelsenkirchen, in which he was second BH. representative Nikola Katic, and he got the chance to play in the 66th minute after Schalke conceded a goal.
The first half was spent in somewhat better play by Schalke, but without a real 100% chance. Becker had the best chance at the beginning of the second half, when he headed poorly after a corner.
It was the 61st minute when the packed Veltins Arena fell silent. Croatian striker Ivan Prtajin headed Loris Karius to give Kaiserslautern a 1:0 lead, and it is interesting that it was his first contact with the ball because he entered the game only a few seconds earlier.
After that, Miron Muslić introduced Edin Džeka into the game, hoping that the experience of our striker would bring him an alignment and even a turnaround, but a new shock quickly happened.
In the 83rd minute, in the midst of Schalke’s fruitless attacks, Kaiserslautern launched a great counterattack that was converted into a goal by Prtajin.
It was the 87th minute when the audience in Germany was reminded what a master Edin Dzeko is. He received one high ball on his chest, masterfully freed himself from his keeper and scored to reduce the score to 2:1.
Just a few minutes later, Schalke saved itself from defeat with a goal by Karaman after a corner to make it 2:2.
(Vijesti.ba)
