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Werder Bremen’s unexpected home win against Eintracht Frankfurt was not just on the pitch.
Even after the final whistle, the mood remained heated, as he walked towards the catacombs of Weser Stadium there were violent arguments and even shoving.
But first things first: with a score of 2: 1 for Bremen, there were two intense duels in a few seconds in the 80th minute. Initially, Martin Hinteregger of Frankfurt fouled opponent Niclas Füllkrug, but referee Robert Hartmann did. released. On the other hand, Marco Friedl brought down Frankfurt’s star forward André Silva, this time the whistle blew.
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There was a fight in which, among others, Amin Younes and Kevin Möhwald got very close. Hartmann presented Friedl, Younes and Möhwald with a yellow card. In television recordings of DAZN Bremen coach Florian Kohfeldt could also be heard calling from the bench: “Hey, hey, hey, you don’t have to say asshole. You don’t have to say asshole.” It was not possible to know who the coach was addressing.
Kohfeldt also in focus after the final whistle
The usual loud Kohfeldt was also the center of attention after the game. On the way to the locker room, the 38-year-old had a heated conversation with Frankfurt sporting director Bruno Hübner and several opponents also complained to him, including again Younes.
There was another fight right behind Kohfeldt and Hübner. Füllkrug had his arm around Hinteregger, possibly to calm him down. The Hesse defender pushed the striker in exasperation.
Frankfurt veteran Makoto Hasebe did not want to go into detail after the game, but added to the tumult during the game. DAZN: “There was a lot of talk about Bremen on the pitch and off the pitch.” Matches against Bremen are always “emotional”.
After the fight, Hübner explains: “It is always special here in Bremen. It has nothing to do with level.”
