2. Bundesliga 2024/2025

[nudge]

9 minutes ago, S_T_S said:

Hello everybody,

I have a question in regards to manager suspension rules in Bundesliga: 

a) after how many yellow cards they face suspension?

b)if they are shown the red card, how many games ban they face, one or two?

 

a) after 4 yellow cards

b) the length of the ban is decided by the DFB Sports Court, I believe. Usually just 1 game

[S_T_S]

1 hour ago, nudge said:

a) after 4 yellow cards

b) the length of the ban is decided by the DFB Sports Court, I believe. Usually just 1 game

Thank you very much for your reply.

After 4 yellow cards shown, the one game suspension is automatic or again, the decision rests with the DFB Sports Court?

[Rucksackfranzose]

13 minutes ago, S_T_S said:

Thank you very much for your reply.

After 4 yellow cards shown, the one game suspension is automatic or again, the decision rests with the DFB Sports Court?

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[Michael]

On 22/12/2024 at 15:37, Rucksackfranzose said:

It's remarkable your banging that 3 goals difference drum! Or are you saying the match at Düsseldorf proves Magdeburg are most definetively better than for Fortuna, as well?

Asking because I'm under the strikingly strong impression Magdeburg's 5-2 away win at Düsseldorf also has a 3 goals difference?

I am banging on about the manner in which Schalke ripped Elverberg to shreds in that match in Elversberg's own stadium, yes. The manner of the 4-1 win and the large margin of victory, just showed how much better Schalke were. Comparing Magdeburg's win over Dusseldorf is not a like for like comparison. You conveniently failed to mention that Dusseldorf had a player sent-off against Magdeburg. Magdeburg scored their last 2 goals after Dusseldorf had their player sent-off. Dusseldorf were also in the lead against Magdeburg at some point, but Elversberg were never in the lead against Schalke, as Schalke dominated that match and won in a comprehensive and dominant fashion.