At VfB Stuttgart, in view of the dismissal for striker Nick Woltemade, one is stunned against Werder Bremen. Coach Sebastian Hoeneß found clear words.
During the game against Werder Bremen (1: 2) VfB Stuttgart’s head coach Sebastian Hoeneß raged on the sidelines. Even after the final whistle, the anger wanted to fly slowly, as his clear criticism of the performance of referee Daniel Schlager showed at the press conference.
Stone of the kick -off: the dismissal of attacker Nick Woltemade, who saw two yellow cards at the time of 1: 1 in the second round (49th, 65th). Above all, the second warning was completely exaggerated, according to the allegation to the referee. The 23 -year -old had hit his opponent Mitchell Weiser on the ankle with the tip of the foot – too little for a second yellow, says Sebastian Hoeneß.
“In my view, it was not a good game line today,” criticized the 42-year-old at the PK: “I saw too many situations before that in my view was not correctly rated.”
In addition, the proportionality did not fit. “The statistics show it: Nick was the most fouled player on the pitch. I see two situations in which he winds around the opponent to run into the chain. He is held with both hands and brought down. The bottom line is that his opponent goes from the square and Nick with a yellow-red. That doesn’t fit,” says Hoeneß clearly.
VfB Stuttgart makes an objection
The VfB players were also dissatisfied after the game about the decision of Daniel Schlager. “I don’t know if you had to give yellow-red. I don’t know what he thought,” said Angelo Stiller at “DAZN”. According to VfB captain Atakan Karazor, the Bremeners would have “made it smart” and quickly noticed that “things are in there today”.
As announced by VfB Stuttgart after the game, which was decided in the last minute of the game by double scorer Oliver Burke for the Werderans, one will object to the yellow-red card.
The CEO Alexander Wehrle reported that referee Daniel Schlager had told him that the dismissal was a wrong decision. The Stuttgarters therefore assume that Woltemade will not be blocked.
After a duel with Niklas Stark (49th), in which he hit his opponent with his arm on his face, the former Bremener first saw the first yellow card.