Union Berlin coach pushes Leroy Sané in the face and receives a red card against winning Bayern Munich with Matthijs de Ligt | Foreign football

After 74 minutes a remarkable incident occurred. Union coach Nenad Bjelica was shown a red card after shoving Bayern’s Leroy Sané in the face with his hand.

Bayern suffered its first home defeat of the season against Werder Bremen (0-1) on Sunday. Coach Thomas Tuchel’s team also had difficulty scoring against Union, number 15 in the rankings. Raphaël Guerreiro made it 1-0 just after halftime from a rebound, after Harry Kane had hit the post. A goal by the English striker was then disallowed for offside.

Dutch international Matthijs de Ligt played the entire match for Bayern. Compatriot Danilho Doekhi remained on the bench at Union.

Liverpool are in the final of the EFL Cup (also known as the League Cup). Coach Jürgen Klopp’s team drew 1-1 against Fulham in London and that was enough to advance after the 2-1 in Liverpool. Liverpool will play Chelsea in the final. That match will be played at Wembley on Sunday, February 25.

Bee The Reds Captain Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch and Cody Gakpo had a starting place in the return against Fulham. Luis Díaz opened the scoring in the eleventh minute. In the 77th minute it became 1-1 through Issa Diop. Gravenberch and Gakpo were substituted in the final phase. At Fulham, Kenny Tete came on in the 83rd minute at Craven Cottage.

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Striker Vincent Janssen helped Antwerp to a place in the semi-finals of the Belgian cup tournament with two goals. The former player of AZ, among others, made it 1-1 in the eighth minute from the penalty spot in the away match against OH Leuven and gave coach Mark van Bommel’s team the lead ten minutes later. The title holder eventually won 3-2.

Owen Wijndal and Jurgen Ekkelenkamp also had a starting place for the national champion. Gyrano Kerk saw from the bench how Leuven took the lead on its own field in the second minute, through the Frenchman Youssef Maziz. Zeno Van Den Bosch made it 3-1 for Antwerp after the break, before Mathieu Maertens made it exciting ten minutes before the end.