STUTTGART ARENA: Hungary coach Marco Rossi criticized the referee’s performance during the Germany-Hungary match at the Stuttgart Arena in Germany on Wednesday.
The host of the European Cup (Euro 2024) won the match 2-0. Rossi of course was not satisfied because Jamal Musiala scored Germany’s first goal.
The coach believes Hungarian defender Willy Orban was unfairly pushed towards the goal.
“He allowed Emin Orban to score a goal. In the second half, (German midfielder Robert) Andrih fouled Emin,” said Rossi.
“I think Germany will win anyway, but the referee is the worst person on the pitch.”
Marko said Germany will win the game; However, the referee made it difficult for Hungary to win the match. He also wondered what would happen if the referee did that in a match between Germany and France.
Germany are favorites to win the Euros, but they don’t need the coach’s help to win, especially against a team like Hungary.
Granted or not granted, it looks like Germany is playing a team like France. “
Meanwhile, Germany’s Ilkay Gundogan, who assisted the first goal and scored the second goal, was surprised by his opponent’s reaction. He said he did not insult Orban.
“I am very surprised that I or his colleagues in Hungary are a bit upset about it.”
Gundogan said: “I don’t know how it looks like on TV. I played in the Premier League for seven years and if I make that mistake in the Premier League, I think everyone will laugh.”
Hungary take on Scotland at Germany’s Stuttgart Arena on Sunday and the Hungarian Magic need a win to stay at Euro 2024.
“We will try everything to win the last game, we don’t want to go far without a single point. We don’t deserve zero points at this stage of the competition,” he said.
Marco Rossi criticises unfairness by referee in Hun-Ger clash
