As the saying goes: If you have damage, you don’t have to worry regarding ridicule…
SC Freiburg makes fun of Bayern captain Joshua Kimmich (28) with a curious post on Twitter!
The official channel of the Breisgauer posts following the game: “Really good actions there even following the end of the game.”
Freiburg makes fun of Bayern’s Kimmich
What is meant is the unfair action of the Bayern captain following the 1-0 victory of the record champions in Breisgau. After Bayern’s cup defeat (1:2) on Tuesday in Munich, the Bundesliga game on Saturday in Freiburg came at just the right time as revenge. But it is also clear that the game was particularly explosive because of the history. How great the pressure is on the record champions became clear following the final whistle in the 1-0 win.
angle banger The Bayern dream goal IN VIDEO
Kimmich cheered provocatively towards the Freiburg fans, clenched both fists and triggered a real tumult. Players and supervisors of both clubs got into hair. Kimmich was eventually dragged into the dressing room to prevent worse.
Coach Christian Streich (57) also said: “There’s obviously a lot of pressure there. If you win, you don’t really need it. It’s not the end of the world, but it’s also not good for him if you react like that in a moment like that.”
Interesting statements Here Streich talks regarding the Kimmich freak out
Kimmich himself commented on the heated scenes, saying: “First and foremost it was extreme joy because it was very important to us, of course also pure emotions. It was a bit too far. It was due to what happened before the game.”
While Bayern warmed up in the stadium, the Freiburg fans celebrated Tuesday’s cup win once more. The goals of Nicolas Höfler and Lucas Höler were shown once more in detail on the two video screens. The fans in the stands cheered along as if the goals had just been scored live.
In the stands, the fans also sang mockingly: “Berlin, Berlin, we’re going to Berlin.”
Kimmich: “You’re right, you won. On the other hand, it was a certain provocation. In the end I got carried away. If someone says it was unsportsmanlike, I can absolutely understand them. You don’t do that normally. That was due to the pre-game provocation and the importance of the win.”