Werder Bremen's trainer Daniel Thioune considers the loss a wake-up call, saying "The result of today we cannot just forget." Thioune believes that the team needs to be at 100% in terms of resilience and commitment to perform well. Peter Niemeyer, head of professional football at Werder Bremen, is also shocked by the match, stating that the team cannot show such a performance. He thinks that the team needs to evaluate their performance and that they thought they were further along than this.
FC Twente's trainer John van den Brom is proud of his team's performance, saying that he enjoyed watching them in the first half. He praises the team's spirit and believes that the match was a good opportunity for them to play and train. Van den Brom is confident that his team will continue to perform well and will go on to play their next match against PSV.
Werder Bremen will likely focus on evaluating their performance and making changes to improve their team's resilience and commitment. The team will need to bounce back from this loss and show a better performance in their upcoming matches.
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