The red card against BVB star Mats Hummels causes a lot of excitement in the Champions League.
DAZN expert Sandro Wagner can hardly calm down.
Munich / Dortmund - There was a lot of steam under the boiler.
He will visit the referee in his cabin to ask him how he could show the red card in this scene.
BVB star Mats Hummels * gave free rein to his frustration after Borussia Dortmund's unfortunate 3-1 (1-0) against Ajax Amsterdam at DAZN.
Mats Hummels: BVB star conceded a controversial red card against Ajax Amsterdam
The world champion received support from his former DFB colleague Sandro Wagner, an expert on streaming services in the Champions League *.
“No red card.
Never a red card.
That's ridiculous, ”said the former FC Bayern Munich * striker live when referee Michael Oliver from England pulled out the red card in the 29th minute.
Wagner was wrong and said in an excited voice: “He'll look at the screen right away.
It's ridiculous.
In my opinion, a clear wrong decision.
My wife always says: You have to calm down.
But no chance. "
The referee reached into the toilet.
BVB star Mats Hummels at DAZN
What happened?
Hummels had entered a tough duel against the Brazilian Antony.
With the leg straight, but from the side.
He didn't hit the lively outside attacker either, who jumped up and instead fell on Hummels' shin.
Dortmund were still hoping for a yellow card when the English referee tried the video evidence.
But: Oliver stuck to his controversial decision.
Red card against BVB defense chief Mats Hummels - DAZN expert Sandro Wagner is beside himself
DAZN expert Wagner escalated completely in these anxious seconds.
“Something like that breaks a soccer game.
His right leg is straight, he is still kinking his straight leg.
I hope the referee shows greatness ... no, he stays with it, ”said the 33-year-old, audibly irritated.
He had really picked up speed and was hardly to be stopped in his analysis: “There will be many who say: You mustn't slide in like that.
This is complete nonsense. "
But that's not all: Wagner immediately told the referee: “He wouldn't even give a yellow card in the Premier League.
And three days later he whistles a red card in another country.
Ridiculous."
In the video: Champions League - Borussia Dortmund loses against Ajax Amsterdam
After the game, which the Dutch turned in a furious final offensive against Borussia Dortmund * in the second half, the referee also got BVB's displeasure.
“It's not a red card,” Dortmund's captain Marco Reus said diplomatically to DAZN: “He told me that it had been checked.
He (Antony) kicks Mats on the ankle.
Mats actually wants to pull him off the side. "
Champions League: Dortmund's Mats Hummels distributes after a red card against the referee
Then the moment had come when Hummels himself stepped in front of the microphone - visibly pissed off.
“I have no idea how to give red.
I have no idea how you as a referee - at a supposed Champions League level * - can give a red ", the former Bayern player grumbled and commented on the moments when Oliver looked at the scene on the monitor:" I thought , he has to give me yellow so that he doesn't look completely stupid.
After that I was speechless.
The referee decided the game, he knows that too.
The referee reached into the toilet. "
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Red card: BVB star Mats Hummels (left) flies off the pitch during the game Borussia Dortmund against Ajax Amsterdam.
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Crackling air in Dortmund: after Wagner, Hummels was also really in a rage.
He also dealt against Amsterdam's Antony, who is said to be interested in FC Bayern *.
“The acting of my opponent shouldn't be ignored - that's grossly unsporting.
The referee, if he is a full-time referee, must see this for himself.
This is a farce!
Insanity!
Ridiculous! ", Hummels complained in front of the live audience and said in the direction of Antony:" A great footballer, now he just has to learn to be an athlete. "
Red card against Mats Hummels: DAZN expert Sandro Wagner railed against Amsterdam's Antony
Wagner, who stood by, agreed with the BVB defense chief.
One should "rather think in retrospect about whether to
punish
(
Antony, d. Red
.)," He said.
“I've known Mats' tackle since he was seven years old.
Ridiculous. “Referee Michael Oliver obviously didn't know the tackle.
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