Admittedly, the first two words were perfect. “Well, first…”, Nenad Bjelica began his press conference after his 1. FC Union Berlin’s game against FC Bayern, and at that moment one thought what would surely follow: Bjelica would formally present himself in the most public forum, apologize for what he deserves after such a derailment. With his players, with Leroy Sané, whose face he grabbed twice in the 74th minute, and perhaps even with the spectators with whom he then had a fight in the stands.
Nenad Bjelica: Assault against Sané: sandbox rhetoric instead of remorse – sport
