Before prank performance: The audience did not see a curious scene behind the sports studio scenes - Prank performance audience sport studio scene!
Freiburg's cult coach Christian Streich was a guest at the ZDF sports studio on Saturday evening. Two curious photos show what happened behind the scenes.
- Freiburg coach Christian Streich was at the ZDF sports studio on Saturday evening.
- Shortly before the broadcast, ZDF showed the handball game Germany-Croatia.
- The game of the European handball championship was also a topic between moderator Voss and coach prank.
Prank performance audience sport studio scene
After the start of the second half of the dream: Christian Streich in the ZDF sports studio
Mainz - On Saturday evening, Freiburg's cult coach Christian Streich was a guest in the current sports studio on ZDF. Streich previously had a dream start to the second half of the year with his SC. The team won 2-1 away in Mainz and remains promising in the race for the Europa League places. This is sensationally good in Freiburg.
ZDF sports studio: prank should talk about handball - but is "relatively tired"
When he visited the ZDF sports studio, it wasn't just about football. The man from Baden, who likes to philosophize extensively on social and political topics in press conferences (see video below), also spoke to moderator Sven Voss about handball. After the bitter 24:25 loss to Croatia - shortly before the start of the sports studio - Voss von Streich wanted to know how emotional he can be in handball. "Did she pack it?" Asked the moderator.
Streich typically answered in dialect: “Well, it's Saturday evening now. I'm relatively tired from my work today at noon ... "The audience laughed and prank woke up a bit:" Handball is subba! It's totally fun and there are many parallels to football. ”The result of the German national team was“ brutal ”.
Behind the scenes of the ZDF sports studio: SC Freiburg posts two curious photos
What the viewers didn't know here: Voss and Streich watched the handball game - or at least the thrill at the end - together behind the scenes. SC Freiburg posted two backstage photos of the two on Twitter. To see in the pictures: Moderator Voss, still without jacket, stands next to prank. Both watch the live broadcast on the screen. While the ZDF man is excitedly excited, Streich smiles relaxed at the camera. His hands are loose in his pockets.
TV tip: Christian #Streich visits @ZDFsportstudio - from 10:15 p.m. after the handball broadcast. pic.twitter.com/qKjIqyZGBj
- SC Freiburg (@scfreiburg) January 18, 2020
As a result, Voss did not actually need to ask his initial question later: The sport-loving prank seemed to have followed the EM crime thriller quite calmly. But it is also understandable: on the sidelines, Streich, who was even in discussion with FC Bayern (tz.de *), had been fully challenged before.
First appearance after "Megxit" statement - with Prince Andrew
On Saturday, the Queen released a statement announcing the future roles of Harry and Meghan. On Sunday morning she attended the service - at her side: son Andrew.
Prince Andrew withdrew from royal duties after his failed interview with the BBC last November about the abuse scandal involving US businessman Jeffrey Epstein. He was last seen on the way to a Christmas 2019 service. Now he accompanied his mother on Sunday morning to church in the British county of Norfolk. It was the first appearance of Queen Elizabeth II after the publication of her statement regarding the future of grandson Harry and his wife Meghan.
The 93-year-old monarch was in a good mood a few hours after the publication of her loving and cordial statement on the future of the Sussexes on the way to the church in Hillington near her country residence Sandringham and was in the mood for chatting. She showed herself in a gray-white coat with a houndstooth pattern and a color-coordinated hat in gray with white flowers. Prince Andrew followed his mother unobtrusively, gazing temporarily at the floor.
Before Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan caused a quake on January 8, 2020, with the publication of their desire to retire as "working royals", it was Prince Andrew that plunged the British royal family into a crisis. He retired from his royal duties after giving the BBC a TV interview that turned into a PR disaster instead of saving the prince from his predicament. It was about his close ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.