Laszlo Benes (HSV) scores a penalty to win against Düsseldorf goalkeeper Florian Kastenmeier. Photo: Lobeca/Norbert Gettschat
Hamburg – Fouled and then took the penalty himself. Laszlo Benes took on great responsibility in the second division game last Friday Hamburger SV against Fortuna Düsseldorf – and he was rewarded for it. The 26-year-old was cut down by Emmanuel Iyoha in the opponent’s penalty area. Referee Felix Zwayer initially allowed the game to continue, but was disabused by the VAR and looked at the scene again on the monitor. Clear thing: penalty for HSV. Benes beat Fortuna goalkeeper Felix Kastenmeier and scored the winning goal for the Rothosen in the 83rd minute.
“I didn’t understand why he didn’t give the penalty straight away”
The “Man of the Match” said afterwards: “We all know we played badly in the last two games. Today we all reacted. If we give it our all from the first minute and all play offensively, then it looks like we hardly give the opponent any chances. Today was a game that can be decided by a goal. We knew that beforehand. I’m happy that we kept a clean sheet. I wanted to take responsibility for the penalty. I didn’t understand why he didn’t give the penalty straight away. Otherwise I would have shot the ball in.” Incidentally, it was his sixth goal of the season.
People’s park run instead of training
After Hamburg’s head coach Tim Walter Last week, all players had to come to training one day after the defeat in Osnabrück, but they didn’t go on the pitch this Saturday. The team left in the Volkspark.
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2023-10-01 05:24:24
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