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Monday, September 14, 2020
Hamburger SV got embarrassed in the Dynamo Dresden cup. Then Toni Leistner will blow the fuses. After the game, the central defender runs into the stands, grabs a Dynamo fan and throws him to the ground. Leistner then explains the breakup on Instagram.
The television interview was about to begin, but then Toni Leistner jumped the parapet, ran up the steps to the grandstand and grabbed a Dynamo Dresden fan. The second division Hamburger SV center-back grabbed the fan by the neck and pushed him to the ground. A folder intervened. “My family will not offend me,” Leistner said after HSV’s 1: 4 (0: 2) cup loss in third division on Sky.
Insult or not, this action should have consequences for the 30-year-old newcomer, even if new coach Daniel Thioune was initially wary. “I didn’t notice anything. I just saw that Toni Leistner started her way back from the stands. Something must have happened earlier. But I can’t rate that, I don’t have photos or where it all started.” Thioune said.
Leistner was born in Dresden and played for Saxony from 2010 until he was relegated to the second division in 2014. “I think it will affect him personally if he is insulted here. He is very connected to the region and to the club,” said Dynamo player Chris Löwe. Leistner showed remorse after freaking out: “I apologize in every way for my behavior and can only promise that no matter what insults are thrown at my head, something like this will never happen again,” Leistner wrote on Monday morning. night. defeat 1: 4 (0: 2) on Instagram. “I was insulted after the game from the bleachers in my hometown. I can usually deal with it. But then it went way below the belt against my family, my wife and my daughter. At that point, the fuses blew me,” Leistner He explained the incident: “Something like this should never happen to me.”
Used at night for HSV
The scene with Leistner dovetailed with an evening completely used for North Germans. What was meant to be a reboot ended in disgrace. The Hanseatic League revealed before the start of the league on Friday (6.30 pm / Sky and on the live ticker on ntv.de.) against Fortuna Düsseldorf big problems. Yannick Stark (3rd), Robin Becker (16th), Christoph Daferner (53rd) and Sebastian Mai (90th + 2nd / penalty in hand) scored the goals in front of 10,053 spectators for the seven-time RDA Cup winner. “We made big mistakes in the first few minutes,” Leistner said.
Hamburg, who had carelessly played up their Bundesliga promotion in the second half of last season, gave up good chances and were insecure on defense. Amadou Onana (89th) only managed the 1: 3 interval. Stark took advantage of the first gap in the newly formed HSV defense. Eight minutes later, he only hit the post before Becker came up. The three-time cup winner came into play better after half an hour. Tim Leibold (36th) and Lukas Hinterseer (37th) missed two good chances.
The guests started offensively in the second half, but were caught off guard by Daferner’s long-range shot. Despite the setback, the Hamburg team tried everything again, but were unlucky when Khaled Narey (68th) hit the post. After the final whistle, the scene followed, which should have consequences for Leistner.
