Disrespectful! Werder Bremen mighty angry about Stuttgart’s goal flea market!

Bremen – How much can you enjoy a goal before it is scored? Answer: Not as much as Silas Wamangituka! The striker of VfB Stuttgart attracted the wrath of the opponent with the way he scored the 2-0 in the 2-1 win over SV Werder Bremen.

Florian Kohfeldt, trainer of the SV Werder Bremen, the action that bordered on mockery. Later he reacted more gently: “The situation was not happy, but we don’t have to over-dramatize it either.”

Werder Bremen versus VfB Stuttgart: Davie Selke and Co. feel provoked by Silas Wamangituka’s goal

And that was what happened: after a misunderstanding between Ömer Toprak and Jiri Pavlenka, it was possible Silas Wamangituka shoot the ball into the empty goal. He did too. But only after he had trotted provocatively casually towards the goal and put the ball on the line. Only when Pavlenka approached from behind did Wamangituka kick the ball into the net. You can do that, but you shouldn’t.

Werder Bremen felt provoked, and Davie Selke communicated this to the Stuttgart directly. Kick-off on the pitch, “but what I said to him remains a secret. That he disrespectful was, we don’t need to ignore it. The boy is playing a good game, then he should just push the ball in after such an individual mistake on our part and be happy about his second goal. He shouldn’t run around here like anyone else. “

Werder Bremen: Yellow card for Silas Wamangituka not for unsportsmanlike conduct with goal junk

Silas Wamangitukawho also took the penalty to make it 1-0 for the VfB Stuttgart had sunk, collected yellow. According to the rules, however, the warning must not have been given for the gate junk. If referee Frank Willenborg (Osnabrück) had seen it as unsporting, it would have Tor not allowed to count. Accordingly, the card should have been pulled out for the subsequent dispute with Selke.

But no matter – the goal counted, but even Stuttgart coach Pellegrino Matarazzo knew that the whole thing hadn’t looked good: “I understand Bremen’s displeasure. What Silas did seems stupid and unsporting. But he’s not like that. He’s a shy boy, but not arrogant. I felt that he wanted to play for a while – as if you were running to the corner flag with the ball. “(Csa)