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    He ruled out what appeared to be a fair goal scored by Jefferson Farfan on the hour mark, and that, in Magath's opinion, was not all. "He influenced the game ... He gave more in favour of Leverkusen than for us and that strengthened Bayer." Leverkusen director of sport felt his team deserved to take more from the game. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports
    He influenced the game ... He gave more in favour of Leverkusen than for us and that strengthened Bayer.
    Felix Magath – Felix Magath SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 3 weeks ago
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Schalke's resilience impresses Magath
  1. We are all totally disappointed
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 3 weeks ago
  2. Leverkusen are the best team we have played against so far
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 3 weeks ago
  3. After we went 2-0 down, I had little hope of us being able to find such strength like last weekend and turn things around
    Felix Magath – Felix Magath SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 3 weeks ago
  4. Especially not considering we also played in the DFB-Pokal during the week. But the team was fantastic and fought with high morale.
    SOURCE: ESPN STAR Sports 3 weeks ago

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