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Dabour became a "tragic hero", his coach was furious: "If he had not missed, the result would have been different"
The striker's festive evening, which was approaching the peak of conquests in the Europa League, took an annoying turn.
Hans Rath: "We got a lesson in taking advantage of opportunities"
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Friday, 19 February 2021, 08:25
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It was supposed to be another festive evening for Mons Dabour in the Europa League.
The Hoffenheim striker scored an impressive double in the first game against Molde in the big 32 stage, raising his huge balance in the factory to 24 goals, and remaining only six goals away from the all-time record of all-league conquests, with only stars like Radamel Falcao (30) and Eritz Adoritz (28) Rated in front of him.
Dabour even added cooking to his balance, but the end of the game left him with mixed feelings.
The Israeli almost celebrated a hat-trick in the second half, but his hair was disqualified by the VAR on the grounds of dissent.
A few minutes later the disappointment intensified, with his penalty kick repelled.
In the remaining minutes Hoffenheim absorbed twice and finished with a frustrating 3: 3 away, even though she dominated the game and kicked no less than 25 kicks per goal.
The German media hailed Dabour as the "tragic hero" of the game, and the SPOX website noted that "despite the duo and excellent ability, Dabour ended the evening with hard feelings. His third goal was disqualified due to a boundary difference, and the penalty kick was not good enough."
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Dabour (Photo: GettyImages, Eric Alonso)
In Kicker, too, Dabour was hailed as a tragic hero, describing his missed penalty as a turning point in the game.
"Dabour gambled on the wrong corner, and the Norwegian goalkeeper responded well. It was supposed to be a crucial moment in the game, because if the ball had come in, the game would have been over. Dabour's miss gave Moleda the opportunity to stay in the promotion picture."
Hoffenheim coach Sebastian Hans was furious at the end due to the result, criticizing mainly the defensive players.
"I'm very angry. Absorbing three goals is disappointing, and we deserved a lot more from this game. We'll have to talk to the players about taking advantage of opportunities, also on the offensive side. We got a lesson in taking advantage of opportunities."
Hans was even disappointed with Dabour's missed penalty.
"If Mons had won, the game would have taken a turn. There is no doubt that the result would have been different if it had come in. On the other hand, after this miss we had to know how to minimize the opponent's damage."
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