Stoger unconcerned as Dortmund stay unbeaten since his arrival.
Peter Stoger believes a 1-1 draw was a fair result for Borussia Dortmund away to RB Leipzig in the Bundesliga on Saturday, with the coach unconcerned by criticism of his leadership since taking over Peter Boscz.
Dortmund are now unbeaten in their 10 league matches under Stoger, with Marco Reus on target for the third Bundesliga game in a row and they dropped two points which meant Dortmund missed the chance to move back to second, above Schalke, but Stoger claimed that finishing in the top four is the club’s goal.
Stoger said:
“We did not lose for the 10th game, I can handle the criticism.
“The Champions League is our clear target, we’re in good shape and it was clear from the start that it will be difficult here.
“We could have dealt with some situations better, we had some minor problems.
“Roman Burki cannot be criticised for conceding, he has also kept us in the game very well.
“What we set out to do was play very well, but we also had to be careful because Leipzig were very dangerous.
“I have seen an exceptionally good Bundesliga match and we are pretty happy to go home with a point.”
