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German footballer made to referee girls' game for sexist remark

<p>A German footballer who told a female referee "women have no place in men's football" during a second division match found himself officiating a girls' game on Saturday</p>

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Fortuna Duesseldorf midfielder Kerem Demirbay (right) officiates a D-youth girls football match in Haan

Fortuna Duesseldorf midfielder Kerem Demirbay (right) officiates a D-youth girls football match in Haan

Berlin: A German footballer who told a female referee "women have no place in men's football" during a second division match found himself officiating a girls' game on Saturday.

Fortuna Duesseldorf midfielder Kerem Demirbay (right) officiates a D-youth girls football match in Haan. Pic/AFP
Fortuna Duesseldorf midfielder Kerem Demirbay (right) officiates a D-youth girls football match in Haan. Pic/AFP

Fortuna Dusseldorf's Kerem Demirbay had to apologise to German FA (DFB) referee Bibiana Steinhaus for his comments immediately after she sent him off for a second yellow card late in his side's 2-1 win at FSV Frankfurt last weekend.

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