The Austrian coach at the half -time of the World Cup qualification passed on the electric bike between Bosnia players and entertained the entire stadium.
Ralf Rangnick has turned into an unplanned show in the star of the Austrian qualifying duel with Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The sixty -six -year -old coach of the Austrian whole, who is still recovering after the ankle surgery, jumped on an electric bike and without blinking an eye, the lawn of the Bilino Polje stadium passed. The audience just watched in disbelief how coach whistled among players, as if it were a circus number.
“It was just necessary. I didn’t want to risk other injuries and the electric bike was the easiest way to get into the tunnel,” Rangnick explained with ease.
In the auditorium of his practical solution, he caused a volley of laughter – few expected that in the middle of a tense match the coach would see the playground in the saddle of an electric bicycle.
The scene seemed cut out of the comic. The Bosnian team stood at the half of the line, and suddenly a rival coach, zigzaging with the elegance of slalom.
Home coach Deborah Barbarez remained cold, just watched as if nothing special was happening.
The main thing was that Austria eventually celebrated. Thanks to Marcel Sabitzer and Konrad Laimer, Marcel Sabitzer defeated Bosnia 2: 1 and moved in the table before the qualification finish.
The result was important, but Rangnice’s lawn ride became a viral hit. The audience and the fans on social networks agreed: This was the funniest “journey to the dressing room” he had ever seen football.
