David Raum on...

…the performance:

"I think that we played well in the first half. We just didn't reward ourselves for it, because we weren't able to direct enough of our pressure towards goal. We're maybe a bit more tenacious at home in that regard. We had set out to show a different side to ourselves on the road."

We then conceded a silly goal. The cross they played was perfect and Schick did exactly what he's paid to do. He's always in the box and those are exactly the sort of ball he wants to get on the end of. In the second half we once again didn't pose enough of a threat on goal. Leverkusen punished us mercilessly. However, I don't think it was all bad."

…dealing with setbacks:

"It's obviously great when we've got the lead, we're scoring goals and everything is going well. What also matters, however, is what we do when things aren't going our way. That's when you have to dig deep and lead the way.

We're still a young team. We're maybe missing a bit of that nastiness that you need at times. We have to learn to do more to fight back. That's something we saw in the Champions League recently as well."

…the lessons learned from the defeat:

"Our coach says it best: You win, you draw or you learn. Today, we learned something – or rather, there's lessons that we need to learn from today."