Reporter Kim Dong-ho = Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann posted an apology.

Bayern Munich lost 2-3 in an away game in the 21st round of the German Bundesliga in the 2022-23 season against Borussia Monchengladbach held on the 18th (Korean time). With this defeat, Munich maintained first place, having played one more game than second-placed Union Berlin. 안전놀이터

Bayern Munich’s plans were twisted in the eighth minute of the first half. In the 8th minute of the first half, Upamecano committed a foul while trying to stop the opponent’s counterattack, and left the field after receiving a direct red card. Munich took the lead five minutes later with Stindel scoring the lead.

Chupo Moting scored an equalizer in the 35th minute of the first half, but after conceding two goals in the second half, Munich knelt 2-3. Coach Nagelsmann received a warning in the 33rd minute for a rough protest in the second half, but the incident occurred after the end of the game.

On the way to the locker room, coach Nagelsmann is said to have thrown mocking words at the referees, such as shouting, “Are you kidding?” Regarding this, ‘Sky Sports’ reported, “The German Football Association plans to refer manager Nagelsmann to the disciplinary committee.”

Afterwards, coach Nagelsmann asked for an apology from the referee, saying, “I went too far” through his social media. Tobias Veltz, who served as the referee for the match, said, “I didn’t hear what Nagelsman was saying. If I have a chance to say hello next time, I will shake hands normally.”