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Xavi Simons (21) sorgt für Dramatik: Gelb-Rote Karte beim 1:1 in Hoffenheim

Nach seinem Platzverweis: Wie geht es weiter für Xavi Simons bei RB Leipzig?

RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons, with seven goals and 13 assists this season, has often been the match-winner for the team. However, his recent yellow-red card in the match against Hoffenheim led to a different outcome. After being shown the red card, his teammates conceded a late equalizer. Despite the setback, there were no accusations against the young player from Paris Saint-Germain.

Coach Marco Rose expressed confidence in Simons‘ ability to learn from the situation. The team’s left-back, David Raum, emphasized that there is no anger towards the player. However, Simons‘ dismissal was deemed at least „naive,“ as he received two yellow cards within a short span.

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Referee Harm Osmers‘ decision was considered fair and unnecessary from Simons‘ perspective. The player’s disappointing performance prior to the red card raised questions about his mindset on the field. Despite recent success, Simons struggled against Hoffenheim and faced adversity both on the pitch and from the crowd.

While the focus remains on Simons‘ suspension for the upcoming match against Bremen, concerns also arise regarding Xaver Schlager’s injury. The Austrian midfielder was substituted early in the game against Hoffenheim, indicating a potential knee injury. Coach Rose provided some reassurance post-match but highlighted the need for further assessment to confirm the extent of Schlager’s condition.

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