Lennart Karl apologizes to Elversberg fans for goal celebration
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 9:38 PM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026

Lennart Karl has issued an apology to SV Elversberg fans following a controversial goal celebration during Bayern Munich's match against Elversberg. After scoring the opening goal just before halftime, Karl celebrated by placing his finger to his lips, which was perceived as a taunt by the home crowd. This resulted in him being booed for the remainder of the match. In a post-match interview, Karl expressed regret for any misunderstanding caused by his celebration and described his goal as fortunate. Bayern Munich secured a 2-1 victory in the match.
- •Karl scored Bayern Munich's first goal in the match.
- •His celebration was interpreted as a taunt by Elversberg supporters.
- •He received boos from the crowd for the rest of the match.
- •Karl emphasized that his actions were not meant to offend.
- •Bayern Munich won the match 2-1.
- 9:38 PMYahoo Sports — "I didn't mean it that way" – Karl offers apology to Elversberg fans for goal celebration
"Lennart Karl has apologized to SV Elversberg fans after his goal celebration in Bayern Munich's 2-1 win created tension in the stands.Putting the German champions 1-0 up just before the break, Karl ce...
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