An unexpected and somewhat unusual record was recorded in the German championship. Experienced Mainz midfielder Dominic Cor made another "black" mark in his career, but this statistic remained tied to his name.
The Bundesliga match against Hoffenheim, part of the 11th round, intensified towards the final minutes. In the 88th minute of the game, Kor was sent off by the referee. Although this may seem like a simple technical episode to many, for statisticians this event has historical significance. According to "Opta," this red card marks Dominic Kor's ninth time off the field in the German championship.
With this, he set a record as the first player in Bundesliga history to receive a red card 9 times. The previous record holders, Luis Gustavo and Jens Novotni, each received eight red cards. And Kor surpassed this indicator as well.
Everyone knows that Kor's playing style is based on great fighting spirit and hard work. In many situations, he engages in physical struggle, trying to neutralize the opponent's attack. But this time too, his characteristic style cost him dearly.
Meanwhile, the Mainz vs. Hoffenheim match ended in a 1-1 draw. Both teams had chances, but the decisive goal was not scored. Corning's removal from the field was a major test for his team at the end of the game.
Dominik Corn's record has generated two opinions among fans: one side supports him as a "hardworking professional," while others emphasize the need to revise his playing style.
One thing is certain - the Bundesliga has seen another indelible statistic, and Dominic Kor's name will forever remain on this page.
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