The man who barely killed the footballers of Borussia (D) may be in prison for the rest of his days

The prosecutor`s office has demanded a life sentence for the man who, on April 11, 2017, blew up a bomb, which was about to kill Borussia (Dortmund) football players and coaches. Then an explosive device was thrown at the crossing of the road with the German club team who was going for a match against Monaco in the Champions League. The bus drivers have been very lucky, with the only defender Marc Bartra getting injured. A patrolling policeman suffered more easily. Later, the police detained the Russian-German citizen Sergej W for the attack. Now the Dortmund court prosecutor has asked him to lie in prison for the rest of his days. The verdict will be read on November 27th.

The Sergej W has received 28 counts of murder attempts. The Prosecutor`s Office says he claimed 15, 000 clubs from contacts with football tips worth 78, 000 euros on the day of the explosio n and his goal was to raise money from the exchange rate change because of the predicted instability after the incident. He tried to fool the investigation by throwing letters in which an Islamic state was taking responsibility for the assassination. However, he was subsequently exposed because of his suspicious behavior at the hotel`s restaurant, where he observed the consequences of his actions quite calmly.

FA with a ridiculous requirement for Guardiola

The England Football Association demanded an explanation from Manchester City manager Josep Guardiola for his comment on the referee Anthony Taylor before the United derby. In fact, the Spaniard did not say anything wrong to the judge, but according to the rules he has no right to comment on the officials before the meetings themselves. Taylor`s appointment was met with disapproval by City fans because he is from Wythenshawe, a suburb of Manchester next to Old Trafford, and is considered one of the strongholds of the Red Devils` in the city. Because of these fears of the fans, Guardiola was led to comment on the morning. Here are the manager`s own words, which hardly need an explanation:`He will try to do the best job he can, as we, the managers and the footballers. try to make this match via contact to 1x2 picks a good one for us! It`s important for us to concentrate on our own game and, of course, to prepare ourselves best for the rival we will meet and I hope he willmake decisions that will be good for both teams, and all of England and all of Europe will watch this game, which is the greatest pleasure. `