Shy Player Suddenly Goes Crazy / Most Absurd Dismissal of the Season: Ouliçé's Outburst!
Michael Olise's dismissal after his unsportsmanlike act has left Bayern furious. The most pointless and, it's fair to say, the most foolish match of the season.
According to Sport Se, the strangest dismissal of the Champions League season happened on the night of the unsuccessful comeback of the Bavarians. The strangest dismissal, not really the most pointless or stupid dismissal of the season. Bayern, who was trying to complete the comeback, suddenly saw everything gone. And from a place he didn't expect at all: Michael Oliseh. The reserved star, who was noticed by the world for being shy and quiet, suddenly showed his other side in anger.
It is rare for a team in the Champions League to turn a 2-0 deficit into a victory with a stormy comeback, and a few minutes later, one of its main stars destroys all the achievements with an unjustified decision. Michael Olisse played exactly the same scenario on the field in last night's match between Bayern Munich and Viking Norway. Unreasonable anger towards him and the red card that grounded Bayern.
Bayern started the night at home to the Vikings on a nightmare artificial turf pitch and fell two goals behind with goals from Gianni Stenssens in the 2nd minute and Peter Christiansen in the 38th minute. At the beginning of the second half, Vincent Kompany's students turned the tables. Harry Kane equalized from the penalty spot in the 54th minute and with a header in the 60th minute, and then Luis Diaz scored the third goal in the 71st minute on the rebound of Konrad Leimer's shot, so that the Bavarians made a magnificent and dreamy comeback within 17 minutes. All signs were pointing to a sweet victory, but three minutes later Uliseh turned the page with a strange mistake.
Bayern's French winger committed a foul in the 73rd minute to stop the opponent's counterattack, and the referee showed him the first yellow card. With the yellow card still in the referee's hand and not having had a chance to put it in his pocket, Ulises took the ball in an unexpected move and smashed it straight into the face of Viking captain Zlatko Tripic.
This move of his happened right in front of the field judge, and the referee immediately took the second yellow card and the red card in front of Oliseh's eyes.
Of course, Tripich had provoked Ulise many times since the beginning of the match, but again, this move from a star who is always known to be reserved was very, very strange. This is Oliseh's first dismissal in the senior category. can you believe Oliseh is really a moral player and it is not known what happened last night that he went so crazy and made such an immoral move.
At the end of the match, Tripich openly admitted that the goal got on the Bayern star's nerves. The 33-year-old captain of the Vikings said with a strange expression of happiness, like the badman of the movies: "I managed to walk on the nerves of half of the Bayern players and won the battle from Ulysses. I have been waiting for such a night for 34 years."
When Oliseh sees from the beginning of the match that the Viking players, especially Tripich, have set a trap for him, he should be smart enough to know that such a trap has been set, and he should be professional enough and focus on his nerves so as not to fall into this trap and hurt his team.
Some football experts have a habit of immediately standing behind the player in such situations and saying that you are not in his place and you don't know where 90 minutes of cursing and provocation will lead you. But these words have no buyer for the Bayern managers and they undoubtedly talked very seriously with Oliseh today.
This is not just a guess. Last night it was made public how angry Bayern's managers are about Olisse's move. Max Eberl, Bayern's sporting director, harshly criticized the opponent's captain, saying he played like an idiot, but admitted that Bayern himself fell into this trap, and a player at this level should not lose control with a simple provocation in front of the referee.
Vincent Kompany also called this red card an incredibly stupid move and emphasized that the fault lies with them. Harry Kane, who reached Robert Lewandowski's record by scoring two goals and scoring in the ninth consecutive European game, sadly said that this dismissal changed everything and Oliseh should learn from this great lesson.
Bayern have the right to be angry because the dismissal of Oliseh was a heavy price. Ten-man Bayern was under pressure and in the 90th minute, Herman Haugen scored the third goal and equalized for Viking on his spectacular pass to Tripich, and the representative of Norway got his first point in the history of the Champions League. Oliseh has also missed the crucial October 21 match against Arsenal in Munich. A mistake of a few seconds took two points from Bayern and deprived them of having the irreplaceable French star in one of the most important games of the season.