“He was wrong and badly assessed”

Bayern keeper Jonas Urbig does not look good for the early goal in Leipzig. The 21-year-old misjudged when he runs out is outwitted by Benjamin Sesko.

Bayern keeper Jonas Urbig made a decisive mistake in Leipzig’s early goal in Leipzig.

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The 21-year-old came out of his box after a magic pass from Xavi Simons on Benjamin Sesko, but ran back in a hurry when he noticed that he would not reach the ball.

To make matters worse, Urbig slipped on the lawn, whereupon Sesko passed the ball past the keeper by the outside of the keeper (11th).

“At the beginning I thought I would come. Because the chain is just up, then I have to stand up. Then I have the feeling that I might not come. Sky And made it clear: “Unfortunately, it went wrong in this case. That is the lot of the goalkeeper that the errors are punished directly.”

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In the game itself, however, such a scene does not influence him. “It is important to just continue. There is no such action from the concept. After the player, I am extremely annoyed, but that’s nothing that affects me in the game.”

Sky-Expert Dietmar Hamann had already come to a clear judgment during the half -time break: “He shouldn’t come out of that. He is far ahead, but he never gets there. And slipping or not -I think he would not have come back anyway. He was wrong and badly assessed.”

This was preceded by a ball loss of offensive star Michael Olise, who did not achieve a passing player with his passport. Aleksandar Pavlovic only went half -heartedly to the ball. Defender Eric dier was too slow to prevent the counterattack.

Lukas Klostermann put on 2-0 at the end of the first half (39th). It was the first goal of the season for the former international. Sesko scored in the league for the 13th time.

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After the break, Bayern placed 2-2 after a lightning double pack. Leroy Sané even brought the Munich lead. With a late goal from Yussuf Poulsen, RB still came to a draw.

The record champions’ title gain is therefore postponed.