Bordeaux coach Albert Riera was accused of shoving a Saint-Etienne player on the sidelines of his team’s loss last Saturday, April 20. The club issued a rather vague press release this afternoon to defend their coach.
Bordeaux in full decline. On this 33rd day of Ligue 2 where they traveled to Saint-Étienne, the Girondins had the game though. Leading 1-0 to the 90th minute, the final score was indeed 2-1 to the Greens, the authors of two late goals in extra time. This new discontent scared the Bordelais and the coach Albert Riera, who argued with the Stéphanois after the meeting.
Reporters on the broadcaster BeInSports then said that the Gironde manager had dragged Stéphanois Yvann Maçon during these scuffles. Except that no footage of this scene could be broadcast live. That person did not want to comment on the move, explaining: “Everything that happens on earth stays on earth. ” The club accepted it later in the evening through a press release posted on X.
Club communiqué?⚪️
FC Girondins de Bordeaux wants to correct the incorrect information circulating on social networks after tonight’s game. There was a short stampede at the entrance to the locker room after the game, to which our coach just… pic.twitter.com/JdjxPWlQXw
– FC Girondins de Bordeaux (@girondins) 20/04/2024
“There was a brief stampede at the entrance to the dressing room after the match, to which our coach responded simply The referees and representatives did not consider it necessary to make a report,” the club’s official account said. .The case is still to be continued…
2024-04-21 19:13:48
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