Wolfsburg – BVB: “Whether we lost or won is irrelevant. How sick is this world?” | EUROtoday

First it was about soccer. About Borussia Dortmund’s victory at VfL Wolfsburg. BVB gained the final sport of the yr 3-1 (3-0) inside 5 minutes with objectives from Donyell Malen (twenty fifth minute), Maximilian Beier (twenty eighth) and Julian Brandt (thirtieth).

In the second half the sport threatened to break down after Denis Vavro made it 3-1 (58′) and a pink card for Pascal Groß (62′), however ultimately Dortmund celebrated their first away win of the Bundesliga season.

While the BVB gamers celebrated, the Wolfsburg staff had been annoyed. Captain Maximilian Arnold stated that we felt like we had been “in the wrong movie” at halftime in opposition to efficient Dortmund gamers. “We imagined it to be very different today. A deserved defeat.”

Arnold: “My thoughts are clearly with them”

Finally, the DAZN reporter needed to know: “A little kink or something that worries you as a leader a little more, these last two games?”

Arnold thought for a second. His voice was severe as he replied, “It doesn’t worry me at all. We experienced something two days ago… I would like to make an appeal.”

The assault on the Christmas market in Magdeburg on Friday night shocked Germany. A driver drove straight into the group. At least 5 folks had been killed, together with a nine-year-old baby. 200 folks had been injured, some critically. The driver, a 50-year-old physician named Taleb al-Abdulmohsen from Saudi Arabia, was arrested.

Arnold: “How sick is this world now? It’s very difficult to really concentrate on football because there are much more important things going on. And whether I conceded three goals or not – the people who have to go through something like that now… My thoughts are clearly with them. Whether we lost or won by three goals is completely irrelevant. I believe, and this is an appeal to everyone, that we should enjoy cohesion more.”

“That’s right,” stated the reporter, beginning his query once more: “The word ‘concerned’ is out of place.”