
Martin Terrier on…
…his home comeback in the 6-0 win against Heidenheim at the weekend: "I'd only played away from home since my comeback up until the Heidenheim game, so I was happy that I finally got to play at home again. I came on with the score at 5-0, so obviously the game was a bit slower then and sadly I couldn't score a goal. But the feeling of being back on the pitch at the BayArena was great!"
…his injury lay-off: "I came here to Bayer 04 last year with a lot of motivation, and five months later I suffered this long-term injury. That wasn't easy, but I'm an optimistic person and always think positive, especially in difficult times. Once I'd had the operation, I didn't have any more pain and soon made progress. Our physios said that's actually rare for this kind of injury. The work with them and the doctors helped me a great deal. I too gave everything to get back on my feet. I'm glad I'm fit again and am now looking forward to getting more minutes."
…his performances before his move to Bayer 04 (75 goal contributions in 141 games for Stade Rennes) and whether he can reproduce that: "Of course, it's difficult to compare performances that are a few years apart. Football changes and there are lots of differences to then - such as the team, the league, the country. Physically I feel like I did before. I will do my best!"
…coach Kasper Hjulmand: "He's a very human coach, he talks a lot with the players - even with those who aren't playing much. I think that's very important. This connection we have with him is very nice. I'll do my best in whatever position the coach puts me in."
…his teammates and the team's form: "When you have so many new players, it takes time for everyone to gel. We're still in the process of doing that, but we've achieved some very good results in the last few weeks and we're in strong form. We have a lot of good players, which stimulates the competition for places and that's always good. We want to build on the performances after the international break. I'm looking forward to the remaining matches until the end of the year."

Werkself-TV shows the highlights of the Bayer 04 women's 0-1 loss against TSG Hoffenheim on the 19th matchday of the Google Pixel Frauen-Bundesliga 2025/26.
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The Bayer 04 Women suffered a setback in the race for third place in the Bundesliga table. Coach Roberto Pätzold's team lost 1-0 at home to direct rivals TSG Hoffenheim on Sunday afternoon, with a penalty after two minutes deciding the match. With 32 points and a game in hand, TSG have moved above the Werkself, who remain on 31 points. There is now a three-week international break before the remaining seven Bundesliga matches.
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Bayer 04 Leverkusen will have to manage without defender Loïc Badé for the time being. The Frenchman suffered a muscle injury in his right thigh in Saturday’s 1-0 Bundesliga defeat at FC Union Berlin. The diagnosis was the result of an MRI scan this Sunday morning.
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It is an expression of solidarity and a tribute to the unique fan culture Under the Cross: Bayer 04 Leverkusen make a special statement with the "50 Years of Fan Clubs" jersey. To mark the founding of the "First Fan Club 1976 Leverkusen", which was followed by many more over the years right up to the present day, the Bundesliga club is commemorating 50 years of passion with this new jersey. Highs and lows, successes celebrated together as well as defeats suffered are manifested in this piece of white fabric, a symbol of unwavering identification with the Werkself.
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