Julian Nagelsmann had a real neck after the duel's final whistle in Salzburg (1: 1). It went less about the "communication problems" in the defense that the Bayern Coach first turned out on Wednesday evening, but a referee decision was annoyed in the replay time.
- Köhn Box, Müller stands - Oliver whistle
- Nagelsmann cynical: "Seven meters away, let out for 28 minutes..."
Köhn Box, Müller stands - Oliver whistle
After Kingsley Coman's flank, the Salzburg Keeper Philipp Köhn had the ball a bit awkward straight in front of the feet of Leroy Sané away and was by Thomas Müller - yes what now - something hindered. Exactly, the offensive players on the Fünferline was right passive, did not jump up, did not stop the goalkeeper and had not taken any unnatural attitude with the arms. As soon as Sané had brought the ball six meters in front of the Salzburg gate under control, Referee Oliver decided on foul against Köhn.
And brought Nagelsmann in Rage. "There is the multi-coated video assistant referee. Then I'll let the action come to an end and see if the Leroy shoots the ball into only with field players busy gateway. Then the gate is controlled, and if it is a foul, then I pipe off, "said Nagelsmann at the Dazn-Micro and pushed a snappy behind. "So it's just an incredibly bad decision."
Even "malefactors" Müller did not understand the decision of the impartial. "This is an interesting foul of me, hat off. So pardon that," he said after him after his final whistle was played the scene.
Nagelsmann cynical: "Seven meters away, let out for 28 minutes..."
Nagelsmann pointed to a principal handling of the Var based on this scene. "You can not always tell me if there is seven meters away, that you can run the situation for 28 minutes and wave afterwards, because it will be checked anyway anyway. And the situation in the five-meter room without body contact, which will be repeated. That's a wholly one Torchance, "says the Bayern coach.
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