Bayern-Aus: Musiala refuses to shake hands – Streich scolds

Eat. It was a used evening for Jamal Musiala, substituted, caused the crucial hand penalty. As a result, SC Freiburg won 2-1 at FC Bayern in the DFB Cup quarter-finals. Bayern got kicked out. After the final whistle, Christian Streich wanted to shake hands with Musiala. But he, as the TV cameras caught, refused to shake hands and pushed past the Freiburg coach. And already a debate in the world of the internet started as to whether this was unsportsmanlike conduct.

FC Bayern: Matthijs de Ligt protects Jamal Musiala

In any case, Streich then complained, which the cameras also showed; Ultimately, however, this incident will not have concerned him further. Because his Freiburg won for the first time in Munich, the fourth-placed Bundesliga team is in the semi-finals of the cup. “I’ve lost so many times in Munich now. We should now be able to win once – in 15 years or so,” explained Christian Streich. And: “We defended passionately and we also defended well. We kept getting liberations on the right side. It was a nice evening, but don’t overrate it either.”

Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel: “Why should I be angry?”

And Jamal Musiala? Bayern’s defender Matthijs de Ligt defended him for his clumsy hand penalty. “Jamal is not a defender. I’m sure Jamal will learn from it.” He was “super disappointed,” said Bayern coach Thomas Tuchel, “but why should I be angry? We conceded two goals with two long-range shots, otherwise I can’t remember any chances. In the end it’s our own fault, we know that too. We win together and we lose together.”

The Bayern season remains a shaky one. After FC Bayern’s remarkable 4-2 win over Borussia Dortmund, another setback followed. At the weekend, the Munich team will be playing in Freiburg, a kind of second leg. Maybe find Jamal Musiala and Christian Streich then to each other. (read)