Sacha Boey apologizes for brutal crash

Robin Fellhauer reports on Sacha Boey's apology for the severe accident he was involved in. - Sacha Boey expresses remorse for the severe collision.

In a dramatic turn of events during Saturday's match between FC Bayern Munich and FC Augsburg, a head collision between Sacha Boey and Robin Fellhauer marred the final moments of the game.

The incident occurred in injury time, potentially impacting the outcome of the match which eventually ended in a 3-2 win for FC Bayern Munich. Robin Fellhauer, a German midfielder for FC Augsburg, was immediately attended to by medical staff and lay on the pitch for several minutes before being carried off.

Following the collision, Fellhauer was diagnosed with a concussion and is expected to be out for several weeks. His team's coach, Sandro Wagner, expressed disappointment with some members of Bayern's bench, suggesting they could have reacted more quickly and not complained about the situation. Wagner also criticized Sacha Boey's actions, stating he should have immediately apologized instead of waiting until Fellhauer was unable to move.

Bayern coach Vincent Kompany defended Sacha Boey, stating that he did apologize and wished Robin Fellhauer a speedy recovery on behalf of the club. Boey's apology was made on social media, specifically on Twitter, where he expressed regret for the head collision. He also received a yellow card for his role in the incident.

Robin Fellhauer, born on January 21, 1998, in Mannheim, began his career in the youth departments of 1. FC Saarbrücken and SC Freiburg before joining FC Augsburg. His family was reportedly distressed following the head collision, with Wagner mentioning that they were crying in the locker room.

Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer of FC Bayern Munich also wished Fellhauer a quick recovery, adding a note of unity amidst the tension. Despite the incident, the focus remains on Fellhauer's recovery and the concern for his wellbeing, as the football community awaits updates on his condition.