This dismissal in the Borussia duel causes a great stir!
In Dortmund’s defeat in the top game in Gladbach (0: 1), BVB star Mahmoud Dahoud (25) flew off the pitch (40th) because he did not want to see a referee’s decision. Dahoud waved off after a foul he had committed, referee Deniz Aytekin (43) then showed yellow-red. This was followed by discussions and a lot of trouble!
Aytekin at Sky: “At the beginning I told the player Guerreiro that I didn’t want a player to wave it down. Because that also has something to do with respect. At Dahoud I was aware that the player had been cautioned. If I told Guerreiro a few minutes beforehand that I did not want this behavior and that Dahoud is so upset about a clear foul, then that cannot be tolerated. “
For “Sky” expert Lothar Matthäus incomprehensible: “Then Guerreiro should have seen yellow too. He didn’t have the instinct for an experienced referee. “
Dortmund’s sporting director Sebastian Kehl (41) also sees it differently than Aytekin: “With his experience, he has to deal with the situation more confidently. We didn’t play well. But such an action decides the game. “
Deniz Aytekin (43) justified the traffic light card as follows: “This behavior has no place on the square. I had clearly explained to Guerreiro, who waved his hand off several times, that I would not tolerate this behavior. It’s just an ugly picture for football. We also deserve a minimum of respect. “
Aytekin continues: “All in all, it was just too much for me. And I didn’t want this behavior anymore. You have to ask yourself why am I even doing this as a player? It’s totally unnecessary. In this case it was too much for me and that’s why I decided on red. “
Mats Hummels (32) criticized Dahoud in the cabin. The BVB captain at “Sky”: “Mo knows that he screwed up there. Yellow-red in Gladbach because of complaining when they are behind – there is no excuse for that. It’s stupid to give the referee a chance to send him down for it. I told him that. “
Dortmund coach Marco Rose agrees, also says on “Sky”: “Mats is absolutely right. If I answered a referee’s decision like that during training, I’d have a problem with that too. Basically I have a problem with the entire line. Then I would have to do it like this throughout the Bundesliga. “
Rose continues: “The principle is correct. We have to take responsibility as players and coaches. You can’t choose one. Either all or none. “
The big discussion of respect in the Bundesliga has started.