King Bayern

Chapter 228 Direct promotion

Christian Gross stood pitchside with arms folded as fans booed him for selling Petric.

And Petric was angrily denounced by the fans as a shameless traitor, a slave for money, "Go away, go to your heaven."

The game is played in such an atmosphere. Petric is used to it, and it is understandable that the pressure brought by football is inevitable. If you can't bear it, you might as well stop playing.

Instead of responding in any extreme way, Petric endured silently, knowing that scoring goals was the best response.

So on the court, everyone saw a more active Petric.

Basel's football style is almost exactly the same as that of the Bundesliga teams. They are fast, but their skills are average, and their passing accuracy is average, but they are very domineering, and they shoot when they reach the goal.

Hassler's goal was an away goal, not modesty, but genuine thought, because returning to Munich with an away goal would be easy.

"Diego Forlan, move on."

Hasler is directing his own team, while the head coach of Basel is very calm. His team has only lost one game at home this season, and that was in the group stage.

Chen Mu took the ball, and there was a huge booing from the audience, "Shut him to death, boo those shameless 1860 players to death."

"Yes, when 1860 got the ball, we booed and scolded."

"What kind of lion, I think it's a bastard."

What's annoying is that the fans at the scene scolded in German, so Chen Mu could understand it completely, so it was harsh and ugly, and some obscenities came out.

Jeremys found the referee and complained, "Swearing and racially discriminatory language have come out, don't you care?"

The racially discriminatory remarks were mainly aimed at Johnson and Chen Mu. The referee stopped the game and called the Basel coach over, "You take care of it at the end, otherwise I guarantee that the fans in Basel's next home game will not be able to enter the stadium."

Christian Gross also had a headache, because the fans even scolded him, but he still managed to get in touch with the live broadcast. After a warning broadcast, the fans restrained a lot because they still wanted to be able to enter the next game.

But the foul language is gone, but the boos are still the same, and louder.

In the 30th minute, Basel intercepted the ball in the frontcourt, and the midfielder slammed it straight to Eduardo in front. The Brazilian used his speed to sway the defensive player. Decisively going straight, there was a small defensive gap in the back line of 1860.

After Petric plugged in, he shot directly, and the ball rolled to the far corner after passing Lenz. At this moment, the fans stopped booing and turned into expectations.

"The ball went in."

The fans at the scene started to cheer, some were shouting Petric's name, some were shouting, but when the live camera showed Petric, he lowered his head and did not celebrate. This was a silent protest.

And Petric refused his teammates to come forward and celebrate with him, "Sorry, I won't celebrate. I won't celebrate every goal I score for Basel in the future."

Basel scored first, but Hassler is not worried, because the most important thing in an away game is to score, and Hassler understands this very well.

"It's a good thing that the game is played more openly, so we have more opportunities."

At the end of the first half, the fans went crazy again, and they were upset about what Petric didn't celebrate, "Now you're still wearing our jersey, and you're still getting a salary from Basel, so who can show your face. "

The fans began to curse Petric again, thinking that he was ungrateful, and this time someone threw fireworks into the stadium.

The referee decisively stopped the game, players from both sides hid in the player tunnel, and Chen Mu stood with his teammates.

"Do you think the game will be cancelled?"

"If it's cancelled, it's a 3-0 win for us," Jeremiah said.

The players in Basel are also in a hurry. Tim is still ahead. Are these cheating fans trying to mess things up?

Christian Gross was called out by the referee to negotiate with the fans at the scene, but the final result was that there was no result. The fans' emotions were like a volcano erupting. They in turn asked Christian Gross to resign.

In the player tunnel, players from both sides are waiting anxiously. This is not good for anyone, because the two sides need to get to know each other again. If the game is interrupted for more than 15 minutes, the players will freeze.

"Damn it, what should we do? Hurry up and decide." Jeremys said angrily.

"Let's go back to the locker room first, it's too cold here, you'll catch a cold," Bayer said.

"Unless the referee tells us to go back, it won't work," Lenz said.

After the last 20 minutes, news came that the game was cancelled, which meant that 1860 had basically advanced to the top 8 ahead of schedule.

After hearing the news, angry Basel players rushed into the stadium and yelled at the fans in the stands, "Are you satisfied now? We were eliminated, are you satisfied?"

The two sides began to scold each other, and the scene got out of control for a while. Even 1860, who had advanced ahead of schedule, couldn't be happy. No one wanted to advance to the top 8 in this way.

"I'd rather finish the game," Beyer said.

"Me too, this way is too uncomfortable."

There will always be some violent incidents in European football, which makes the players very helpless, and the 1860 players cannot leave. They must wait until the Swiss police arrive to escort them away from the stadium.

In the locker room, the players were waiting anxiously. At this time, 1860 was most worried about being implicated by Basel, which would be troublesome, but the final result of the whole matter had to wait for the announcement of UEFA.

Finally, when UEFA announced the penalty result, 1860 will advance to the next round. Basel will have three empty games at home in the European competition next season and will be fined 5 euros.

This is a heavy penalty for Basel, and what is worse is Petric, who was suspended by the Basel club until the end of the season because of the conflict with the fans, which means that he will no longer play for Basel up.

After getting the news, Petric immediately packed his bags and left Basel, returned to his hometown of Croatia, and then waited until the summer to join 1860.

But with such a result, 1860 fans are very happy. What the fans care about is the promotion. In an interview, Hasler mentioned that this game was described as a disaster.

"Football shouldn't be like this. If I had a choice, I still hope to finish the second leg with Basel."

"I hope to advance to the top 8 with my performance on the court."