(Rukshan Perera)
After we finished our lessons today, we went to the train station Leverkusen Mitte to take the train to Dortmund.
As we got out of the train we had the possibility to buy some food because we hadnt the time to eat at school.
After lunch, we went to the German Football Museum that was located across from the trainstation. The museum was about the history of German football, the ups and downs of the national football team and especially the world cup in year 2014, where Germany won in the finals against Argentina with 1:0. When we finished the tour we had the time to go to the Christmas Market in Dortmund.We had to take the train back to Leverkusen and we arrived at 7:00pm.
The last point of our program was the Football game Leverkusen vs. Werder Bremen. It was fun but also very cold.Leverkusen won with 1:0 and our day endet at 10:15 pm. ( Alexandros Geisler)
Bayer 04 gegen Werder Bremen |
Weihnachtliche Stimmung am Ende des Spiels
Today we
visited the German Football Museum in Dortmund. To get there we took bus and
train connections. The highlight was the Bundesliga game we joined in the
evening in Leverkusen. Bayer 04 Leverkusen did win against Bremen 1:0. Later,
the challenge was to get through heavy rain back home to the host families…
Interview (Luis interviews Hari…):
Hari, do you visit soccer stadiums often in
Melbourne?
I’ve been
to one soccer match in Melbourne. But Australian Football and Rugby are more
popular in our country.
What did you like with the game in the BayArena?
I liked the atmosphere a lot. People seem to be very engaged with the players There was
also a nice happening when the stadium was put into dark and we got lights to
illuminate.
You live in a family. What is different with
German households compared to Australia?
In
Australia, there is less food throughout the day, e.g. we do not sit together
for breakfast or have a warm meal in school for lunch, but we typically have a
more heavy dinner. As the school starts earlier here, we need to get up pretty
early…. On the other hand, it is very
convenient that most pupils live very close by. In Melbourne, often there is a
long way from the suburbs to school.
Today you visited the German football museum.
What were your impressions?
Amazing how
popular football is in Germany, everybody seems to play it. Also, it is taken
very seriously. Germany has had many successes over the last decades and they
seem to be very proud about that.
Hari Vijayanandan Luis Chmilewski
Deutsches Fußballmuseum in Dortmund |
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