Swirls to BVB VS FC Bayern: Schiri

The top game between BVB and FC Bayern is still hotly discussed. Ex-arbitrator Urs Meier now speaks of a witch hunt on REFER FELIX Player.

About the Urs Meiering events at the Bundesliga Rather between Borussia Dortmund and the FC Bayern Munich (2: 3) hardly anyone speaks. Much more referee Felix Player is focused on his controversial decisions.

At the latest after the criticism of BVB-Youngster Jew Bellingham, the investigations of the DFB and a criminal complaint, his involvement in the 2005 betting scandal is again a major topic.

Ex arbitrator Urs Meier criticizes this circumstance. That one digs this again after all these years, I do not think that's alright, he explained to Spot and Goal. He has settled his punishment and one would rather focus on his current benefits.

Whether from media, players or coaches — now it is no longer allowed to go to his past. This witch hunt, which is currently taking place against him, I think that's pretty borderline, said the Swiss.

Meier: Player punishment too low

Meier still questioned whether the lock was hard enough for six months. If he had been the referee's chief at the DFB, Player would never be used. There would be a zero tolerance, said Meier.

Meier would have shown the point in the two disputed penalty scenes. But ultimately this is difficult to judge if you do not stand on the square. The Var would definitely have to report to the duel between Marco Reus and Lucas Hernández.

For the scene, which led to the penalty and the 3: 2 victory hit by Robert Lewandowski, Meier Mats Hummels criticized. This was much too negligent in the situation. That he certainly did not succeed, is clear. But in the end it's just too Leipzig, he explained and called the incident a clear penalty.