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Share on Twitter The 23-year-old has already been fined a months wages by Gladbach for the incident - spotted by VAR - that resulted in a red card in Saturdays 2-1 loss at Borussia-Park. Thuram insisted it was not a deliberate act but apologised to Posch, Hoffenheim and his Gladbach team-mates, saying he would "accept all of the consequences of my gesture". The DFB confirmed on Monday that Thuram will serve a five-match ban in the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal, with the sixth match suspe...

Spit spat Thuram gets six match ban Berlin (AFP) – French international Marcus Thuram was hit with a six-match suspension and a 40,000 euro fine ($49,000) by the  German Football Association on Monday for spitting at an opponent during his club Borussia Munchengladbach’s defeat to Hoffenheim at the weekend. The 23-year-old striker — son of 1998 World Cup winner Lilian Thuram — was sent off after a video review showed him spitting in the face of Stefan Posch of Hoffenheim as the two ar...

Sporting director Max Eberl posted a statement, which reads: “I had a long discussion with Marcus this morning, in which he apologised to me and to the club once again for his actions. “We have known Marcus for almost two years, we know his background and his family. Yesterday’s actions do not represent that. “Marcus is devastated and has assured me that he did not purposely spit at Stefan Posch. He told me that during a dispute with Stefan Posch, he had unintentionally spat after cursi...

Views: Visits 13 Borussia Moenchengladbach fined striker Marcus Thuram one month’s salary, to be paid to a charity, on Sunday for spitting on an opponent the previous day. “Marcus has accepted this and has also offered to engage with this social cause on his own behalf,” the club’s sporting director Max Eberl said in a statement.  Thuram was sent off after a video review showed him spitting in the face of Stefan Posch of Hoffenheim as the two argued during a Bundesliga match. ...

Marcus Thuram also faces a long ban from the German Football Association. By AFP Sunday 20 Dec 2020, 2:16 PM Dec 20th 2020, 2:16 PM 4,407 Views 1 Comment Referee Frank Willenborg shows Moenchengladbachs Marcus Thuram the red card. Image: AP/PA Images Image: AP/PA Images BORUSSIA Moenchengladbach fined striker Marcus Thuram one month’s salar...

Berlin (AFP) – Borussia Moenchengladbach fined striker Marcus Thuram one month’s salary, to be paid to a charity, on Sunday for spitting on an opponent the previous day. “Marcus has accepted this and has also offered to engage with this social cause on his own behalf,” the club’s sporting director Max Eberl said in a statement.  Thuram was sent off after a video review showed him spitting in the face of Stefan Posch of Hoffenheim as the two argued during a Bundesliga match. With Gla...

Marco Rose Clear Favourite for Borussia Dortmund Job Dortmund are keen on Marco Rose | DeFodi Images/Getty Images Borussia Dortmund are drawing up a list of potential candidates to take over as first-team manager next summer, with Borussia Monchengladbachs Marco Rose at the top of their wish list. Dortmund parted ways with Lucien Favre on Sunday after his team fell 5-1 to newly promoted Stuttgart - their third defeat in the last five games - having grown concerned that the team could drop out o...