Sports agreement: Liverpool coach after 1: 3 against Real, angry at the referee Berch
FC Bayern after Don Gnabry’s test against Paris +++ Anti-gay comments: Hertha’s goalkeeper coach +++ Guardiola mocks Dortmund +++ HSV who leads 3-0 in Hanover +++ Sports news at a glance.
From “A” for American football to “F” for soccer to “Z” for decathlon. The world of sports is diverse. Every day there is sometimes more than that, sometimes less important than competitions taking place somewhere in the world, which are seldom noticed due to the dominance of certain sports or lost immediately. Wrongly – we think – and at this point we are also reporting above all about a high-profile sport with the exception of royal football.
April 6: Liverpool coach Klopp angered by the referee Berich after 1: 3 against Real
Coach Juergen Klopp criticized German referee Felix Brisch after Liverpool lost 3-1 in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid. Already on the way to the catacombs one can hear through microphones how Klopp said to Berich Tuesday evening in Madrid: “It’s unfair.”
At the press conference after the defeat, Klopp explained his anger: “The situation with Sadio, I must say what the referee did tonight, I don’t understand. It was a personal thing for me,” Klopp said. He had the feeling that after the situation that Brish might see him as a swallow, Mane was no longer taking any foul against him. “It’s not true, I told him that after the match.” Klopp also confirmed that Liverpool had not lost due to the Bundesliga referee. He said, “We weren’t good enough.”
In the new edition of the 2018 Final, Real Madrid won thanks to two goals from Vinicius Junior (27/65) and one by Marco Asensio (36). National player Toni Kroos is convinced with strong passes. Only Mohamed Salah (51) scored for Liverpool. “If you want to go to the semi-finals, you have to get the right to do it. We don’t have that tonight, especially in the first half. The only good thing I can say about this match – except we scored a goal – is that it was only the first leg.” In BT Sports, Klopp said. The return leg will be played in England on April 14th.
April 6: Corona tests positive – Bayern without Gnabry against Paris
Bayern Munich will play the first leg of the quarter-final against Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday (9pm / sky) without national footballer Serge Gnabry. The ward was confirmed to be infected with the Coronavirus. The club announced on Tuesday that it is in local isolation, that it is fine. What this means for the return leg in Paris six days after the first leg is not clear yet. However, it is unlikely to be used. Gnabry’s involvement was previously questionable because, according to coach Hanse Flick, he had a sore throat. Gnabry had already tested positive for the Coronavirus in October and missed the Champions League matches against Atletico Madrid (4-0) and the Bundesliga match against Frankfurt (5-0).
April 6: Anti-gay and anti-immigration remarks – Hertha releases Petri
The anti-gay and anti-immigration rhetoric has cost Zsolt Petry his job as a goalkeeper coach at Hertha BSC. As the German Berlin team announced on Tuesday, the management decided “after intense work” to release the company immediately after the Hungarian gave an interview to the Hungarian daily “Magyar Nemzt”, which was previously unknown to Herta officials. In the conversation published on Monday, Petrie also made questionable statements about immigration and criticized RB Leipzig’s Hungarian goalkeeper Peter Gulaci’s work for an association supporting same-sex marriage, among other things. The club’s chairman, Carsten Schmidt, said the coach’s remarks for a long time “would not generally conform to Hertha BSC’s values,” but also made clear: “He never acted xenophobic or xenophobic.” However, the association said in a press release, “I have actively committed to values such as diversity and tolerance because these values are important to us.”
April 5: Guardiola mocks Dortmund: “Paying too much money for consultants”
Pep Guardiola, the coach of the national team, gave hidden criticisms of the club before the Champions League quarter-finals with Manchester City against Borussia Dortmund. “If anyone in Manchester is familiar with Borussia Dortmund, it is me,” said the former Bayern coach and praised the opponent at first. “I can’t find a single player without quality in Borussia Dortmund.” But then Guardiola provoked the provocation of the competitor, who removed 17-year-old Jadon Sancho from Manchester City in 2017. The coach of Abu Dhabi-sponsored citizens who have a history of violating financial fair play were reprimanded: “They are spending too much money and paying too much.” Money for consultants to get these amazing quality players. ”
April 4: Hertha scores a point at Union Stadium – 1: 1 in the Berlin City Derby
In the battle against relegation from the Bundesliga, Herta won a point in the 1-struck Berlin derby. FC Union. Really a big plus is coach Pal Darday’s side but they fought 1-1 (1-1) on Sunday not to shy away from the dangerous zone at the bottom of the table. After the 27th round, Herta is 14th with 25 points, just two points behind the relegation spots and he still has to improve dramatically to stay in the league.
Although Herta could now call himself the city champions after a 3: 1 of the first half of the season and a draw, “El Hadid” would end up ahead of their local rivals in the schedule. Coach Urs Fischer’s team is seventh with 39 points in their account and still has a good chance of qualifying for the European Cup. Robert Andrich (10th minute) scored for the hosts in Kopnik, and Dodi Lukpakio (35. / penalty kick) scored in favor of Herta.
April 4: 1-0 against Bremen – Stuttgart can still hope for a place in the European Cup
VfB Stuttgart can continue to hope for a place in the European Cup in the Bundesliga. The rising team won 1-0 (0-0) at home against Werder Bremen on Easter Sunday. Bremen’s Ludwig Augustinson scored the decisive goal in the 81st minute with an own goal. With their 10th win this season, the Stuttgart team advanced four points at Bayer Leverkusen in sixth place, meaning participation in the qualifiers for the newly created European Conference League. Werder Bremen dropped again to 13th place due to his eleventh defeat.
April 4: HSV lost after three sets from Hunt 3-0 in Hanover
Despite three sets by Aaron Hunt, the Hamburger S lost its third successive victory in the second German league, but regained second place in the table. The Hanseatic League should have settled with a 3: 3 score in Hannover 96 after a 3-0 lead by Hunt. Hamburg trail SpVgg Greuther Fürth (both 50) by four points behind leaders Sovereign VfL Bochum (54), who beat Holstein Kiel (46) 2-1 in the first match on Saturday. With two matches delayed, Keelers still have a chance to outrun their rivals HSV and Fürth. Fortuna Düsseldorf (43) advanced to fifth with a 2-1 victory over SV Darmstadt 98.
April 3: Frankfurt and Dortmund crash into the Champions League exit
April 3: Bochum continues the Bundesliga tournament after 2–1 against Kiel
Thanks to double goalscorer Simon Zoller, VfL Bochum continues his career in the Bundesliga and competes from a distance. In the second division match against Holstein Kiel, Bochum’s team won 2-1 (1-0). Fourth in the standings, Kiel, who made his first competitive match after a 26-day break after being quarantined due to Corona and the international break, is eight points ahead of league leaders Bochum in one game. Zoller scored for the leader in the 65th minute. Alexander Muhling (81) reduced the penalty to 1: 2 in the final stage. SpVgg Greuther Fürth, who celebrated his last-minute win against 1. FC Heidenheim, moved up to second, at least temporarily. Maximilian Bauer scored in the 90th minute to make it 1-0 (0-0) in Heidenheim. Like Heidenheimers, Karlsruher SC also suffered a setback in the promotion race. Defeated Baden by threatening relegation in FL Osnabrück 0: 1 (0: 0). Christian Santo (49) scored the golden goal for Lower Saxony.
April 2: Tande returns to ski jumping in Norway
Norwegian figure skater Daniel Andre Tande is said to have returned home in Norway after a dangerous fall while flying on the ice in Planica. The 27-year-old landed safely in an ambulance in Oslo and is now receiving further medical treatment, as the head of snowboarding sports Klas Brady Brathin confirmed to various Norwegian media – including the Verdens Gang and the broadcaster. NRK.
Last week, while sledding at Planica, Tandy violently hit the slope on the test run and suffered a fractured collarbone and slight puncture of the lungs. In a hospital in the Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, he was put into a coma for several days, from which he woke up at the beginning of the week. The family of Tandy and the head of sports, Brathin, thanked the Slovenian doctors for the successful treatment.
April 2: Cristiano Ronaldo puts the captain’s armband up for auction for good reason
After Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo threw his captain’s armband in anger after the World Cup qualifying match against Serbia, the cloth was auctioned for 64,000 euros on Limundo.com. The funds will go to the treatment of a six-month-old baby from Serbia suffering from a rare disease. Ronaldo caused a sensation with his angry behavior after failing to score 2-2 last Saturday and receiving a yellow card. Djurgi Vukisevic, a Serbian firefighter who was on duty at Belgrade stadium, took the captaincy and immediately contacted a regional sports radio with the idea of auctioning it off for charity. The firefighter also suggested that the child be the recipient of the money. An infant suffers from muscle wasting, a rare disease that usually leads to death at the age of two without a ventilator. € 64,000 covers only a fraction of the approximately € 2 million treatment costs.
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