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Shiri explained it to Lok-defender - Kusic is missing due to strangulation-red
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Shiri explained it to Lok-defender - Kusic is missing due to strangulation-red

The article reports on a football match between Lok Leipzig and Carl Zeiss Jena, where defender Filip Kusic was sent off in the 5th minute of stoppage time for a tackle on Leander Fritzsche. Kusic claims he acted as a last resort to prevent a potential danger to the opponent, but the referee ruled it as a foul due to perceived choking. Kusic disputes the decision, arguing it was overly harsh. He expects a possible suspension, which could mean missing more than just one game. The team is considering alternatives like Pepe Böhm or Jan-Philipp Stein, who has recovered from injury. Kusic expresses confidence in the team's ability to perform strongly if they play at full capacity.

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Shiri explained it to Lok-defender - Kusic is missing due to strangulation-red

The article reports on a football match between Lok Leipzig and Carl Zeiss Jena, where defender Filip Kusic was sent off in the 5th minute of stoppage time for a tackle on Leander Fritzsche. Kusic claims he acted as a last resort to prevent a potential danger to the opponent, but the referee ruled it as a foul due to perceived choking. Kusic disputes the decision, arguing it was overly harsh. He expects a possible suspension, which could mean missing more than just one game. The team is considering alternatives like Pepe Böhm or Jan-Philipp Stein, who has recovered from injury. Kusic expresses confidence in the team's ability to perform strongly if they play at full capacity.

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