Leverkusen lose 0-1 to Marseille; Andrich says they must be worried

📰 Leverkusen's 11-match unbeaten home run in Europe ended with a 0-1 defeat to Marseille. 📌 Key points ❌ Marseille won 1-0 at the BayArena in Matchday 4 of the Europa League on 5 November. ⚡ Amine Gouiri scored the winner in the 77th minute after running clear alone. 📉 It followed two Bundesliga defeats, leaving Leverkusen without a win in three games. 🏟️ It was their first defeat in 11 European home games. 🗣️ Robert Andrich said he does think they have to be worried. 📝 What happened ⚽ After a loose touch by Miguel Gutierrez near halfway, Gouiri ran through, drew Edmond Tapsoba and finished into the far corner from 16 metres. 🚧 Leverkusen hit the bar through Gutierrez in the first half and Tapsoba headed just wide of the right post. Flashscore says Gouiri had earlier been denied by Mark Flekken. 🎙️ Sporting director Simon Rolfes said they lacked the energy to get through, and Flekken said they must find the switch very quickly. 📊 By the numbers • Goal: Gouiri, 77th minute, from 16 metres • Leverkusen: nine points, seventh in the Europa League table • Marseille: three points, 31st, their first points • First defeat in 11 European home games 🔭 Why it matters Leverkusen opened the league phase with three straight wins, but their domestic slump has spread to Europe. The Cologne derby on 8 November was the immediate chance to bounce back.