2023-05-06 19:26:00
The Upper Austrian, who saw the red card during the game on Saturday at TSG Hoffenheim (1: 3) – apparently because he maneuvered a ball onto the field during an interruption – gave a veritable angry speech at the press conference following the game. “Stop accusing the team of not getting it. Old Makoto Hasebe is 39 years old, he’s playing 90 minutes for the third time this week. He has blood in his urine,” said Glasner when asked if his team following the defeats of Bayer Leverkusen and Mainz I didn’t see the chance.
“I know what the guys are doing here”
“Stop me with this rubbish. I know what the guys are doing here,” said the Upper Austrian, who angrily rebuked the questioning journalist. His voice grew louder throughout the monologue. “This team is contesting the second final in their second year. Of course they got it,” called Glasner from the podium. When he was asked to answer another question immediately followingwards, whose idea the professional press boycott was, the Austrian suddenly answered quietly: “I was in the stands.” A short time later he was gone.
Cup final or not: Eintracht Frankfurt’s nerves are on edge. And there is more and more evidence that the path of the former LASK trainer at the Hessian Europa League winner ends with the final on June 3 once morest RB Leipzig. Ten Bundesliga games without a win are a huge sporting burden, and the discord within the club seems to be growing. The fact that shortly following Glasner’s red card no other manager or professional wanted to speak seemed like a symbol in these turbulent days.
Especially since Glasner doesn’t seem to enjoy being the Eintracht coach anymore. Snooty press conferences have been repeated for weeks. He admitted as a mistake that he saw referee Harm Osmers red because of his misconduct on the sidelines. “I wanted to express my displeasure, that wasn’t right. I accept the consequences,” said Glasner. He casually described the ball shot into the field as “his silent protest once morest the referee’s performance”. When asked what the referee did wrong, Glasner replied: “You were all in the stadium anyway.”
Baumgartner Festival
For TSG, the win once morest Frankfurt on Saturday was a liberation in the relegation battle, to which Christoph Baumgartner made a significant contribution. The ÖFB team player made it 1-0 for the home side once morest Frankfurt and also took the penalty to make it 2-0. Hoffenheim is 14th, the lead over the relegation place held by Stuttgart is four points three laps before the end.
Thanks to Baumgartner, the hosts got off to a good start. The Lower Austrian headed in unchallenged to make it 1-0 in the eighth minute. In the 41st minute, Andrej Kramaric converted a penalty that had been imposed following Daichi Kamada fouled Baumgartner. Eintracht coach Oliver saw a little later Glasner the red card. He had deliberately thrown a second ball onto the field, according to media reports, in “silent protest once morest the referee’s performance”.
Also shortly before the break, Ihlas Bebou made it 3-0 for Hoffenheim. The Frankfurters caught themselves only in the second half. First, Hoffenheim’s Stanley N’Soki was ruled out (48′), then Mario Götze scored the first goal (54′). However, it was no longer enough for the Hessians.
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