The Hamburg derby between St. Pauli and HSV finished goalless (0:0), but despite the lack of goals, there is reason to talk after the referee’s final whistle.
The 18-year-old Croatian stopper of HSV was in the center of attention Luka Vušković which, according to several German media reports, reacted violently to provocations from the stands, and tensions then continued in the stadium premises.
German sources state that the fans of St. Pauli was insulted during and after the meeting Luka’s older brother Marija Vuškovićwho was suspended due to a doping case. Luka took such messages personally and immediately after the match he made it clear what he thought about such messages.
The incident in the tunnel after the game
The most sensitive part of the whole story happens after the players leave the field. According to the German media, he is in the tunnel there was a crowdingmentioning St. Pauli’s defender Karol Metz and assistant coach Peter Németh.
The Hamburger Morgenpost additionally thematized the claim according to which Vušković, passing through the corridor, allegedly spat at the St. Paulius.
Polzin: Greater respect is needed
Coach of HSV Merlin Polzin he came to the defense of his player, noting that he understood his emotional reaction. He stressed that such topics must be handled sensitively and said that greater mutual respect and understanding is needed in derbies on both sides.
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