9 months ago
Augsburg Fires Coach Sandro Wagner After Poor Start
Sandro Wagner, a former soccer player for Germany, was the coach for a team called Augsburg.
He started coaching them in May, but things didn't go well.
They lost a lot of games, including one recently where they lost 3-0.
They also lost a game in a tournament called the German Cup.
Because of all these losses, the team decided to let Sandro go.
He had some meetings with the team's leaders, and they all agreed it was best for him to leave.
Now, Augsburg will look for a new coach to help them win more games.
Augsburg fired coach Sandro Wagner after a poor start to the season.
Wagner's team lost eight of their first 12 games in the Bundesliga.
They also lost to a second-division team in the German Cup.
The decision came after open talks between Wagner and team officials.
Wagner was Augsburg's first top-tier coaching job after being an assistant to Germany's coach.
- Who
- Sandro Wagner, former Germany forward and Augsburg's coach
- What
- Augsburg has fired Sandro Wagner after a poor start to the season
- Where
- Augsburg, Germany
- When
- Monday, after five defeats in six games
- Why
- Due to a disappointing start to the season with eight losses in 12 games
Key facts
- Coach
- Sandro Wagner
- Team
- Augsburg
- Games Lost
- 8 out of 12
- Recent Loss
- 3-0 to Hoffenheim
- German Cup
- Eliminated by Bochum




