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The 79th minute of the match between Borussia Mönchengladbach and TSG Hoffenheim (match report >>>) was overshadowed by an unpleasant scene.
After a verbal exchange of blows with ÖFB Legionnaire Stefan Posch, Marcus Thuram’s fuses exploded. At close range, the 23-year-old Frenchman Posch spits in the face and is consequently thrown out with red.
An action that coach Marco Rose does not even like: “I would like to apologize on behalf of the entire club. That simply does not belong on the football field and goes far beyond the borders. The fuses have blown,” he said the ex from Salzburg. Coach at the press conference.
Hoffenheim coach Sebastian Hoeneß said shortly after the game that he hadn’t seen the scene at all. “But of course we also accept the apology as a club. It is worthy of all honor to say it clearly here,” said Hoeneß.
Kramer rages: “Uncool and a bit antisocial”
Rose announced that she wanted to have a serious word with Thuram. “But of course I have to say he’s actually a good kid,” Rose said of the Frenchman, the son of former world-class defender Lilian Thuram. “He comes from a very good family, is well educated and has good manners.”
At the time Thuram did not leave an impression of maturity, as confirmed by his partner Christoph Kramer on the microphone of “Sky”: “Thuram’s action, I don’t know what happened there. Of course that doesn’t work, we don’t have to talk That. Spitting is a bad habit for footballers, myself included. It seems inelegant and also a bit antisocial. “
Kramer himself was only accused of spitting in the direction of an opponent last Wednesday in a 3: 3 against Eintracht Frankfurt. The DFB sports court reversed a penalty, which meant that the 2014 world champion had the right to play in the Hoffenheim game.
Now, a few days later, there was another uproar among the “colts.” It is currently unknown how long Marcus Thuram will be banned for his wet memory. Kramer hopes, however, that these unsportsmanlike activities will be put to an end: “If we could get used to it, it wouldn’t be bad, it doesn’t serve as a role model.
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