RB Leipzig: scandal three years ago! Referee arrested at sex party | Sports

Leipzig had a very bad day when they lost 7-0 in the Champions League at Manchester City. Referee Slavko Vincic (43) but also.

The 22nd minute: The Slovenian points to the point after Leipzig defender Benjamin Henrichs is headed by Rodri in the penalty area from behind on the arm. Henrichs could no longer see the ball and only touched it minimally. Nobody complained, Vincic himself saw nothing. He initially let the game continue before the video referee instructed him to watch the scene again on the screen.

Henrichs: “I had communication with the referee. He didn’t see it. He didn’t see it on screen either. But he still awarded penalties because he was told to do so. The referee no longer has power on the pitch – that’s how football has become.”

Vortex about referee Vincic! In May 2020, the referee made headlines off the pitch when he was arrested at a sex party with 34 others in the Bosnian town of Bijeljina.

The organizer of the illegal party is said to have been Instagram model Tijana Maksimovic (“Tijana iPhone”). Vincic and the other men are said to have used or intended to use sexual services from her and her friends.

A large quantity of drugs was also confiscated during the police search. According to media reports, the police accused the referee of illegal possession of drugs and weapons. Vincic, who has been whistling the Champions League for seven years, emphasized his innocence and spoke of a misunderstanding.

There was also sporting trouble for Vincic – in February 2020 in Leverkusen’s 2-1 win against Porto in the Europa League. Bayer’s lead by Lucas Alario was curious – on the debut day of video evidence in the Europa League. After the video check, Vincic initially denied the goal due to alleged offside, but then changed his decision again and finally gave the goal, visibly confused.

RB Leipzig was also confused on Tuesday evening in Manchester. Manager Max Eberl (49): “It’s not a clear trader for me. The referee must not be taken out and put in the need to judge.”

Leipzig’s defense chief Willi Orban: “It’s grotesque. The hand rule is no longer understandable. Nobody understood it, even the City players didn’t know exactly what was being checked.”

Coach Marco Rose (46) didn’t want to talk about the scene anymore, just said: “We lost 0:7 and more than deserved it. We don’t need to talk about the referee. We don’t need to feel sorry for ourselves or tear ourselves apart. We have to show a different face on Saturday.”

Then it’s off to Bochum.