Horror return for Hertha: doping control and flight chaos!

Horror return for Hertha: doping control and flight chaos!

The DFB Cup evening on December 4 brought several setbacks for Hertha BSC. After a painful defeat in Cologne, where Marton Dardai received the red card for his foul game with a bleeding laceration and Derry Scherhann, the team had no reason to celebrate. Instead of a quick home, the Berliners experienced a real horror trip. According to information from Berlin Live , players such as Diego Demme and Florian Niederlechner had to be due to an extended doping control in the car Maximilian travel to Berlin's over 568 kilometers of over 568 kilometers.

airport chaos and unexpected detours

The problems were not yet over. After the Schönefeld Airport could not be flown on due to fog, the team had to stay in the air for a long time. In the end, her plane landed only after midnight after the pilot had to turn back to Hanover due to the night flight ban. This made the planned come home to a nightmare that added the tired players.

This turbulent journey came in a devastating moment, since a little later Hertha BSC in another competitive game against SV Elversberg on Sunday had to accept a bitter 1: 4 defeat, like TAG24 reported. The early deficit - a penalty in the first few minutes - led to the Berliners lost the thread and never really had the game under control. Despite a late hit by Michael Cuisance, the players did not succeed in turning the sheet, and the defeat caused additional frustration within the team.

For Hertha BSC, crucial weeks are now pending to reorganize and get out of this negative spiral. The next away game on December 7th in Hanover could offer the opportunity to make reparation and improve the mood in the team again.