Bayern Munich’s 2-2 draw against Augsburg left several situations to analyzeamong them the two scores that he could not celebrate Luis Diaz. Vincent Kompanycoach of the Bavarian team, referred to the refereeing decisions and made it clear that, although there were very close plays, his team also had responsibility for the result.
The Belgian strategist acknowledged that during the match he was unable to perceive a connection between the actions that ended with the disallowed goals. However, when reviewing what happened, he insisted that the rules must be applied without further interpretation.
Vincent Kompany and Luis Díaz Photo:EFE
“Offside is offside. We don’t need to complicate things more than they already are”Kompany said when asked about one of the plays played by the Colombian.
The coach also avoided attributing the result exclusively to the referees and accepted that there were aspects of his team’s functioning that could have been resolved better.
Luis Díaz had two frustrated celebrations
The Colombian attacker was a first baseman and played 87 minutes in the match corresponding to the fifth day of the Bundesliga. Although he started on the left side, he had mobility in different areas of the offensive front and sought to participate in attacking actions.
Vincent Kompany Photo:AFP
However, two plays that ended in goals were invalidated due to offside by his teammates. The decisions prevented the guajiro from scoring in a game that had several emotions and maintained uncertainty until the final stretch.
“Yes, at that moment I didn’t have the feeling that the situations were linked to each other. It was a day in which everything was decided by details and millimeters. We are also to blame in some situations”said the coach.
Kompany, coach of Bayern Munich. Photo:AFP
Bayern dropped points against Augsburg
The match started uphill for the Munich team, who conceded a goal at 8.4 seconds after an error by Manuel Neuer. Later, Ismael Saibari equalized, but Augsburg took the lead again before Nathaniel Brown established the final 2-2 in the 80th minute.
Kompany also highlighted the show that both teams put on and the amount of celebrations that took place during the match.
“It was a nice game for the spectators. Our fans celebrated six times, but only two counted. It was an exciting game”he concluded.
Vincent Kompany, Real Madrid coach Photo:EFE
With the tie, Bayern Munich reached 11 points and was pending other results to get closer to the lead. In addition, they extended their streak without losing as a visitor in the Bundesliga to 29 games, while Luis Díaz’s performance was marked by the two opportunities that they could not get on the scoreboard.
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