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At Schalke 04 the nerves are blank.
Do you need proof? At the crisis summit against Werder Bremen, Schalke’s Ozan Kabak fouled Ludwig Augustinsson just under half an hour and then spat in the direction of the Bremen man who was sprawled on the ground.
It cannot be clarified whether Kabak simply spat on the ground or deliberately in Augustinsson’s direction. The scene was not punished.
At that point, Schalke were already 0: 1 behind.
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Spitting Kabak awakens emotions
Kabak’s behavior caused outrage among users.
“Werder are leading, Kabak spits on the opponent. My face, what happened to this club? It’s a shame,” wrote Twitter user Hassan Talib Haji.
Another user tweeted: “The spit #pumpkin is the bottom drawer. Such a contemptuous gesture says a lot about you! “
Kabak flies off the pitch with yellow and red
Augustinsson relented after the win Heaven He admitted that he hadn’t noticed anything about it in the game. But the Swede also said “that something like this has nothing to do with fair play and nothing to do with football.”
In the 84th minute the match ended prematurely for Kabak. After losing the ball, 20-year-old opponent Davie Selke holds on and sees the yellow-red card.
The Turk had previously seen a yellow card in the 58th minute after knocking Füllkrug down in the penalty area. The penalty itself converted the penalty due to video evidence to 3-0, Füllkrug’s third goal that night.
In injury time, Mark Uth scored 3-1 for Knappen, but this was nothing more than a correction to the result.
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