Marco Rose had some honest and biting words for his RB Leipzig side after they let a 3-0 lead slip to draw 3-3 with Bochum.
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RB Leipzig looked on course for victory against VfL Bochum when they led 3-0 at the break at the Vonovia Ruhrstadion on Saturday.
But much to the frustration of Leipzig coach Marco Rose, the Bundesliga’s bottom side battled back to earn a 3-3 draw thanks to Myron Boadu’s second-half hat-trick.
“We are very disappointed today,” Rose told Sky.
“Not just today, but often this season, we’ve been too naive and we’ve put our own goals at risk. When I say naive, I mean, OK, we’ve got some young players. But it should still be possible to change and solve the problem,” he continued.
“It is simply a matter of being willing to point out the dangers and opportunities to each other. As far as recklessness is concerned, for me it’s a question of professionalism and attitude. We’re talking about RB Leipzig, a Champions League club.”
The draw leaves Leipzig fifth in the Bundesliga.
