FC St. Pauli

Sören Gonther: "You only have to look at how the goal came about. It's a reflection of the way the season has gone. Nothing's really happening and then the ball is in the back of the net. In the end we're left empty-handed. There's no point in moaning, though. We now have two weeks' time to prepare for the home game against Düsseldorf. There are five games left before the winter break and 15 points up for grabs."

Christopher Buchtmann: "Such a body blow five minutes before the end is incredibly hard to take, but that's typical of the situation we find ourselves in. We'll be angry about the game for a day or two and then it will be about picking ourselves up and going full throttle again. We don't have any other choice."

Robin Himmelmann: "We could have had no complaints if we'd gone in behind at half-time. We kept giving the ball away, which gave them space. After the break Würzburg didn't really do that much, but one is enough. A goal is a goal. I'm at something of a loss for words, to be honest. It's crazy! If we keep performing like that, it's going to be tough. We all have to ask ourselves if we've given it everything we've got."

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