SC Freiburg Lodge Appeal After Bayern Munich Substitution Mix-Up

Author : desertsafari
Publish Date : 2022-04-04 00:00:00


SC Freiburg Lodge Appeal After Bayern Munich Substitution Mix-Up

German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."

German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the events surrounding the substitution process. Despite this, the DFB's legal and procedural regulations have forced us into taking an active role in having the events legally reviewed. "We have no interest whatsoever in taking up this active role which has been given to us against our will, and feel distinctively uncomfortable in it."German club Freiburg on Monday lodged an appeal against their 4-1 defeat against Bayern Munich at the weekend in which the Bundesliga champions briefly fielded a 12th man after a late substitution. On Saturday, when Niklas Suele and Marcel Sabitzer, who later scored, both came on in the 86th minute, only one player came off, leaving Bayern with an extra man on the pitch for 17 seconds. "Freiburg has decided, following intense discussions at different levels and a legal examination, to lodge an appeal against the validity of the match," the team said in a statement. Under league rules, such a breach of the substitutes regulations could see the result being reversed with Freiburg awarded the three points. "To begin with, we find ourselves in a dilemma through no fault of our own," the statement read. "Freiburg played no part in and had no influence over the ev



Category :travel

Time Has Come To Ensure Change Of Government In 2024: Sharad Pawar At Opposition Rally

Time Has Come To Ensure Change Of Government In 2024: Sharad Pawar At Opposition Rally

- Sharad Pawar said farmers dying by suicide is not a solution and that the real solution would be to bring about a


South Korea Labels North Its "Enemy", Again

South Korea Labels North Its "Enemy", Again

- The two countries remain technically at war since the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.


Unleash Your Inner Adventurer: The Ultimate Guide to Dune Buggy Rental in Dubai

Unleash Your Inner Adventurer: The Ultimate Guide to Dune Buggy Rental in Dubai

- Dune Buggy Dubai is a most thrilling Adventure ride in Dubai Desert. If you are an adventurer, you can get experience the excitement of red dunes in your heart.


Business Blasters Investment Summit “Successful”, Investors From Across The Country Participated

Business Blasters Investment Summit “Successful”, Investors From Across The Country Participated

- Saying that the Business Blasters Investment Summit was tremendously successful due to the hard work of the children