Heldt need fear no consequences

Nyon - manager Horst Heldt from Bundesliga club Schalke 04 has to fear for his Wutrede following the 0-1 defeat at Twente Enschede apparently of no consequence by the Disciplinary Commission of the European Football Union (UEFA). "The referees have and also the UEFA delegates in their reports stated nothing about the game. There is therefore no investigation by the Disciplinary Commission," a UEFA spokesman said Friday the sports information service.

Heldt was insulted by the bitter 0:1 (0:0) in the first knockout round first-leg of the Champions League in Enschede referees and officials as a "false noses", "jerks" and "amateurs". Origin of the anger was a wrong decision by referee Craig Thomson in the 60th Minute. The Scot was Schalke's defender Joel Matip after an alleged emergency to Luuk de Jong gave a red card and penalty.

The referee was wrong, as demonstrated Fensehbilder: If there have ever been a minimal contact, just outside the penalty area. But the assistant on the sideline did not correct Thomson after consultation. The goal judge at the baseline, to test the European Football Union (UEFA) is currently playing in all of Europe and Champions League, did not respond at all. He could point out to the referee by radio to the wrong decision.