It's extremely unfair with red card. To me, you will get a yellow card if you intentionally play foul 3 times, a red card if you do it 5 times. In case of potentially scoring, red card if you obviously play foul.
Ok, after rewatching the foul that lead to the second yellow card for Mickenhagen, I have to admit that it was a wrong decision. The penalty decision was surely right, though
Das haben die Bayern Mädels einfach super gemacht. Verdient gewonnen. Leverkusen hat zeitweise gut mitgespielt, aber die TOP Bayern Spielerinnen haben ihr exellentes Können dann ausgespielt. Weiter so Bayern, und TOP.
I find it really hard to watch these games and not just be angry at how unequal the whole thing is. The way the commentator acts as if these are two equal teams, when it’s far from that. Leverkusen have to play out of their skin to beat the them with all the star names. And it’s hardly some big achievement when Bayern came back. Even without the second yellow, it was always likely that the higher quality team would come back and win the game. We need some honesty about how unequal this sport is. Rather than papering over it by pretending it’s a fair contest. It isn’t.
Also especially in women's soccer some teams have way better conditions than others. Like at some teams players can't make a living by playing soccer whereas at others teams players can at least earn something in the low five digits. And also training conditions are way better for clubs like Wolfsburg or Bayern than they are for clubs like Potsdam or Jena.
@@folkehoffmann1198 Exactly. And the rosters are all international players from top countries. The lower teams have internationals from less strong countries, or non-internationals. There are so many things I would change to make it as equal as possible across the board.
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Excellent commentator; called the game really well.Top bloke.
It's extremely unfair with red card. To me, you will get a yellow card if you intentionally play foul 3 times, a red card if you do it 5 times. In case of potentially scoring, red card if you obviously play foul.
2:18:26 - 2:18:37 exactly my thoughts on the 2nd yellow. Egregious.
Who is the commentator? He did great,
Great game!
Ok, after rewatching the foul that lead to the second yellow card for Mickenhagen, I have to admit that it was a wrong decision. The penalty decision was surely right, though
Das haben die Bayern Mädels einfach super gemacht. Verdient gewonnen. Leverkusen hat zeitweise gut mitgespielt, aber die TOP Bayern Spielerinnen haben ihr exellentes Können dann ausgespielt. Weiter so Bayern, und TOP.
eher wäre das 2:2 verdient gewesen
I don't get it, she (Mickenhagen) won the ball. Ref cost Leverkusen the 3 points.
I find it really hard to watch these games and not just be angry at how unequal the whole thing is. The way the commentator acts as if these are two equal teams, when it’s far from that. Leverkusen have to play out of their skin to beat the them with all the star names. And it’s hardly some big achievement when Bayern came back. Even without the second yellow, it was always likely that the higher quality team would come back and win the game. We need some honesty about how unequal this sport is. Rather than papering over it by pretending it’s a fair contest. It isn’t.
Also especially in women's soccer some teams have way better conditions than others. Like at some teams players can't make a living by playing soccer whereas at others teams players can at least earn something in the low five digits. And also training conditions are way better for clubs like Wolfsburg or Bayern than they are for clubs like Potsdam or Jena.
@@folkehoffmann1198 Exactly. And the rosters are all international players from top countries. The lower teams have internationals from less strong countries, or non-internationals. There are so many things I would change to make it as equal as possible across the board.
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