Borussia Dortmund Penalties: BVB Spot-Kick Analysis

What was going on there? Before the penalty in the final phase of the CL game at Juventus Turin, BVB had significant irritation.

This scene could still have an aftermath at Borussia Dortmund: When the BVB was given a penalty in the final phase at the first Champions League game of the new season at Juventus in the final phase, there were significant irritation around the execution.

While Ramy Bensebaini wanted to carry out the penalty at 3-2 for BVB, striker Serhou Guirassy grabbed the ball and prepared himself to step onto the penalty. His shot had previously been deflected by hand. The discrepancy caused discussions and also called coach Niko Kovac.

He initially shouted “Serhou”, then again and again “Ramy” across the square, which indicates that Bensebaini was intended as a shooter. What was then confirmed a little later, because the defender ultimately competed and converted very safely to 4: 2 in the 86th minute.

“It was so defined. Of course I understand that Serhou shot beforehand. He wants to score the goal. But it was clearly defined. Everything was okay. We don’t make an elephant out of a small mosquito,” said Kovac after the game at “Amazon Prime Video”. Guirassy recently shot the BVB penalty to date in the 3: 3 on St. Pauli.

Incredible: The fact that Bensebaini met was allocated further internal discussions about the 911, but was not enough to win. Because in added time, BVB received a double pack to the 4: 4 final score.

Marcus Cole

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