Head coach of Sweden Janne Andersson commented on the case that occurred after the match of the 2nd round of the group stage of the World Cup 2018 against the German national team.

After the game, the players "bundestim" and the entire coaching staff began to celebrate the victory of their team over the Swedes. This, in the end, not anyhow as angered the mentor of "blue and yellow", who said that he was very upset by this behavior of his rivals.

"Some of the representatives of their team celebrated the goal, running in our direction and starting to show us all sorts of gestures, poking victory to us right in the face. It really pissed me off and made me angry. We fought all 90 minutes, so at the end the rivals had to just shake hands. I was very annoyed by this behavior on the part of the Germans. Having won, you just need to leave your opponent upset, and not behave like a defiant manner. Our reaction was very emotional ".

Note that as a result of this incident, there could be a fight between the teams.

In addition, Andersson touched on the topic of judging. In his opinion, the main arbiter of the meeting, Shimon Marciniak, was to watch the video after the episode with the participation of forward Marcus Berg and defender Jerome Boateng.

Andersson believes that that moment pulled on a penalty.

"I did not review the replay, but everyone on my team says it's a clean penalty. If there is a VAR, why do judges feel so confident in such situations and do not look for repetitions? Now in me the emotions are raging. This is the worst ending of the match that has ever been in my career, "- concluded Andersson.

Here, in fact, and this episode. Recall that Germany snatched victory at the last minute of the meeting thanks to a magnificent free-kick from Tony Kroos. After two rounds, Sweden has three points.

The final duel in the group "Tre Kronur" will be held on June 27, when they will meet with Mexico.