In the 5th round of the Bundesliga held in the early morning of this morning, Bremen lost 0-4 to Bayern away. However, the Bremen general questioned some of the controversial penalty in the game. In the 21st minute of the game, Bayern player Olissa knocked down Bremen player Agu during a breakthrough, but the referee did not make a foul. Bayern then won the corner kick and used the corner kick to take a 1-0 lead. Bremen coach Horst Stephen said: "I'm sorry that the foul had to be whistle-blowed." Bremen captain Friedel also said: "That was definitely a foul."
Friedel also talked about the penalty kick in the 45th minute, when Friedel was awarded a foul on Kane while fighting in the penalty area. Then Kane took the penalty kick and scored, helping Bayern lead 2-0. Friedel said: "I always tell the truth, and if I foul, I will admit it. But I didn't do anything at that time, he rushed towards me by himself. Of course, there was physical contact, which was obvious. But is it enough to award a penalty? I think it's hard to say, I really have to point it out." Coach Horst Stephen also talked about the penalty: "My feeling is that Friedel stretched out his foot first, but the opponent's player crashed into him from behind. Sorry, but I have a different view of this penalty."
But Friedel then admitted: "We lost it was a man." The positive result is right. "And coach Horst Stephen also admitted: "Too many things that shouldn't have happened together, which made our goal of scoring one point become out of reach."
Bremen only scored 4 points after the 5th round of the Bundesliga. Friedel admitted: "We can concede one, two, three goals, but now we have conceded 14 goals, which is obviously too many. The next few weeks are very critical to us, and we will face our strong opponents. We must strive to get more points, and first of all, we must do our best to win the first home win of the season against St. Pauli next week."
source:7m com vn