WERDER BREMEN BEAT REAL MADRID LEGENDS IN GOAL-FILLED ANNIVERSARY MATCH

Werder Bremen Triumph Over Real Madrid Legends in Anniversary Match A Goal-Filled Celebration On September 26, 2026, Werder Bremen marked the 100th anniversary of their iconic Weserstadion with a thrilling 4-3 victory against the Real Madrid Legends team. The friendly match, held in front of a sold-out crowd, featured a plethora of football legends and delivered an unforgettable spectacle for fans. Match Summary Final Score: Werder Bremen Legends 4-3 Real Madrid Legends Goal Scorers: 0-1 Rubén de la Red Gutiérrez (6’) 1-1 Sokratis (26’) 1-2 José Callejón (41’) 2-2 Markus Rosenberg (45’) 3-2 Angelos Charisteas (62’) 4-2 Diego (72’) 4-3 Agustín García Íñiguez (85’) Star-Studded Line-ups The match featured some of the most cherished names in football history. The Bremen Legends included stars like Diego, Naldo, Ailton, and Per Mertesacker. Real Madrid countered with the likes of Claude Makélélé, Pepe, Christian Karembeu, and Esteban Cambiasso. An Evening of Nostalgia and Joy The visitors quickly took charge with an early goal by Rubén de la Red Gutiérrez. However, Bremen's Sokratis equalized in the 26th minute. Real Madrid regained the lead through José Callejón just before half-time, but Markus Rosenberg ensured the teams were level at the break with his goal in the 45th minute. The atmosphere at the Weserstadion was electric, reminiscent of the famous Champions League encounter in 2007, where Bremen triumphed 3-2 over Real Madrid. Bremen Takes Control In the second half, Angelos Charisteas gave Bremen the lead for the first time in the 62nd minute with a header from a corner by Felix Kroos. Diego then increased the home side's advantage with a stunning curler in the 72nd minute. Although Real Madrid's Agustín García Íñiguez scored to reduce the deficit, Bremen held their ground to secure the victory. A Night to Remember As the match concluded, fans were treated to a spectacular light show, celebrating a century of memories at the Weserstadion. Thomas Schaaf, a legendary figure in Bremen’s history, shared heartfelt reflections on the occasion: “There are so many incredible years and memories to look back on, from being a young boy watching from the stands to the huge games we were fortunate enough to experience. The Champions League was obviously one of the highlights. I still get goosebumps when I think about my first game as head coach. You could immediately feel the excitement inside the stadium. It’s difficult to single out just one moment because each one has its own special significance.” With this memorable victory, Werder Bremen celebrated not just a century of football but also the enduring spirit of the beautiful game.