Thomas Müller is Bayern in the Champions League first knockout round against Liverpool FC. Munich was locked after his Red card against Ajax Amsterdam for two games. The club wants to go in the Uefa, however, in appeal. the
FC Bayern has to ride in the Champions League eighth-final cracker against Liverpool as I feared, completely without national player Thomas Müller. The 29-year-old attacker has been locked after his Red card in the final group game against Ajax Amsterdam (3:3) for two games, the European football Union (Uefa) announced on Friday. The record champion and Müller do not want to accept the lock, but without protest. It will appeal to the Uefa “appeal against this judgment”, as the club announced immediately.
Miller had Ajax professional Nicolas Tagliafico, on 12. December in Amsterdam with a Kick to the head injured. Referee Clément Turpin from France, it was decided after the action in the 75. Game minute to place the reference. Tagliafico, could continue to play. In stoppage time, the Argentines scored for Ajax the equalizer to 3:3. Muller had apologized the day after, when they asked for the “incident” and asserted: “it was not intentional.” The Bavaria argue that it was “a hard, but accidental Foul”.
The Munich-based joined on the 19. February, first in Liverpool. The decisive return match will take place on 13. March in the domestic Arena. Coach Niko Kovac will need to test in the six games before the first duel with Jürgen Klopp trained English Topteam Alternatives to Müller in the Offensive. As contenders for the Central midfield position, especially after a knee injury, re-fit Colombian James Rodríguez. The Spaniard Thiago could accrue.
In the game against Ajax had seen in front of Müller, also of Amsterdam, Maximilian Wöber, due to a rough challenge game at Bayern-Profi Leon Goretzka Red. Wöber was also locked for both eighth-final matches of Ajax against title defenders Real Madrid. For the use of pyrotechnics in the Bayern-Hannover, the German master was also evidenced by the Uefa with a fine of 8000 euros.
