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Bayern Munich's loanee Marcel Sabitzer caused a stir in the English Premier League with a rude foul. In Manchester United's 3-0 win against Leicester City last Sunday, the Austrian international hit his opponent Wout Faes in the knee with his leg stretched and his sole open because he didn't have good timing in the duel. The Belgian Faes was able to continue playing.
Leicester coach Brendan Rodgers was very upset afterwards because Sabitzer had not even seen the yellow card for the action and the video referee had not intervened either. It was "amazing," Rodgers said, and Sabitzer "pulled through it" and went straight on the knee with a "straight leg."
Former Premier League professional Graeme Souness even accused Sabitzer of taking the risk of injuring his opponent. "He turns to the side, that's a classic case when you get involved in bringing someone down," said the Sky expert: "If that's not a dangerous game, then what is it?"
Sabitzer was only awarded to Manchester United by the record champions on January 31. Under his early sponsor at RB Leipzig, Julian Nagelsmann, he was only a supplementary player at Bayern.
He has appeared in four league games for the traditional English club, not scoring a goal, but winning three and drawing one. Manchester is third in the Premier League with 49 points.
