DFB is investigating FCA coach Baum

Frankfurt/Main (SID) Coach Manuel Baum from Bundesliga club FC Augsburg has to expect a penalty from the German Football Association (DFB). In response to a SID request, the association confirmed on Monday that the DFB control committee had initiated an investigation against Baum. Kicker first reported on the investigation. The coach was so upset in Sunday's league game against VfB Stuttgart (0-1) that he was sent to the stands by referee Tobias Stieler (Hamburg) in the 74th minute. Seconds earlier, the FCA coach, who had already been admonished, had loudly criticized the referee for a yellow card against his captain Daniel Baier. For Baum it was already the second expulsion from the interior. On the 29th matchday of last season, the coach had to go into the stands during injury time in the game against 1. FC Köln (2-1). "I had warned him two minutes earlier and he complained again," said Stieler, explaining his action after the game on Sunday: "Words were used that are not acceptable." The referee announced that Baum's exact statements would be noted in the match report. Baum himself saw it completely differently. "I was dissatisfied with some of the decisions, I made that known. He then said that he would send me off the pitch next time," said the coach: "I talked to him normally. He was just waiting for him can send me down."

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DFB is investigating FCA coach Baum

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