Battiston v. Schumacher: Infamous moment, legendary match

One of the greatest contests in FIFA World Cup history saw the 1982 semi-final between Germany and France end 3-3, a match that featured an explosive extra time and went to a penalty shootout. But the most famous part of the thrilling contest has become the collision between Toni Schumacher and Patrick Battiston. FIFA Futbol Mundial takes you inside the match.
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[@flyingleatherneck]

Apparently when you over-dub foreign languages with English, you crank up the foreign originals as loud as possible and make the English translation almost inaudible. The person who mixed the sound for this clip was a rare genius.

[@bigbagum3]

Exactly!! You cant hear neither the German nor the English!

[@johannesbluemink4581]

Complacency is one of the reasons over-dubbing is used many times. In England. Not many take the effort to learn German (or French), because you expect others to speak English. No hard feelings, ha ha.

[@NelsonMusicCOUK]

And yet they didn't even bother with subtitles...

[@TheGecko213]

@@johannesbluemink4581 : And Europeans hate to learn and speak basic English because it hurts their ego.

[@caydenariel1217]

Sorry to be off topic but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the account password. I love any assistance you can offer me

[@MrThanhhuynh47]

Battiston is no longer angry himself, he forgives Schumacher , but the world never forgive

[@agt462]

Battiston was actually never angry cause he has no recollection. French players swore Battiston was not breathing.

[@BoundInChains]

I am still angry. 😅

[@DolleHengst]

@@agt462 I firmly believe them. You see no breathing motion whatsoever when Battiston is laying on his back. After ten minutes of intense football, and having just sprinted, you'd expect high adrenaline levels, a high heart rate, and powerful, visible breathing, even when unconscious.

[@YTuser235]

That is the worst talk-over i've ever heard...

[@CyconXc]

Yeah, the original audio was also way too loud

[@dacypher22]

I just came to the comments to say the same thing. No clue what they said half the time because the volumes were backwards. German loud and English quiet.

[@TheRealBigM]

CyconXc Good for me, i'm German and I understand every word of Schumacher HAHA :D But yeah it's pretty bad ^^

[@quentin3330]

LOL. I was just thinking the same.

[@jean-yvesmartin6934]

"I knew Battiston was hurt and i had to play with that thought in my mind.."....Yeah, poor Shumacher, you were the victim here.....

[@stoan57]

He actually didn't say "had to". He just said "I played the whole match with that thought in my mind". Just poor translating by FIFA.

[@michelblain5349]

you joke i hope ?

[@mizofan]

Schumacher saying the game against France cost W.Germany the cup! No, some sort of justice was done with a team that should never have been in the final. Where was Schumacher's concern for Battiston after his assault? He still smiles at the thought of the penalty shoot out.

[@heyymess]

totally agree with you, it makes me sick...

[@carlosalexanderreylorenz8023]

De hecho ni Alemania ni Italia debían jugar esa final, Alemania fue un sube y baja,del monstruo que se hablaba previo al mundial quedó en deuda pero si lo comparamos con la de 1986 tenía más juego este equipo

[@jorgeponce7947]

THE VALUE OF JUSTICE - If the Dutch referee Corver had red-carded Schumacher, granted a penalty kick to France, and Platini scored again, the game would have ended 2-1 after 90 minutes. The aggression by Schumacher would still be remembered, but with much less anger and condemnation. Because of the inaction of the referee, the sense of injustice and frustration has prevailed and still enrages both, French and neutral fans who love the game. I am not justifying Schumacher. Just pondering how much the value of justice can heal - or otherwise.

[@johannesbluemink4581]

Absolutely. Corver was incompetent in his decision. Imagine having VAR then!

[@rodolfot8318]

@@raptorix Did you say that Corver was a competent referee? Common on.

[@mugurstefan68]

@@rodolfot8318 It was competent, but Germany was helped the entire Cup excerpt the Final...

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Yes, but the poetic justice is that the French team would later become just as hideously charmless as the Germans. The bad guys always win is all I've learned from watching football. The only time I have ever thought that the best team won a World Cup was in 2002. And that was rigged anyway and had the Rivaldo flop and things, so I wasn't even able to enjoy that. The World Cup just sucks, period.

[@dclark142002]

A dispassionate review would point out that a red card would have been harsh. Both players had a right to play the ball, and the goalie was clearly in a 'protect self' position when he clattered into Battiston. With that said, the goalie should have been shown a second yellow for his taunting after the fact. The refereeing in this match was pretty poor...

[@fredzoorob1352]

It still hurts to see this in 2018.

[@zisssssou]

And Schumacher still continues to lie and smile about this assault...? Pathetic and cruel. Battiston may have forgiven his agression, but the world will never forgive and forget him. Never.

[@Skeletty1710]

Battiston forgives him. So what's the matter now. Just relax.

[@user-dc7yw2bd6n]

@@Skeletty1710 😂

[@justvincent555]

The fact that you don't forgive him probably doesn't bother him.

[@marceljansen9791]

I wish my team has a goal keeper like him 🤣

[@dclark142002]

Corver was right...the challenge was legal. Both players had a right to go for the ball. Schumacher even tried to lessen the impact. He still should have been sent off, but not for the challenge...but for the taunting after the fact (would have been a second yellow).

[@michaelscott7166]

Schumacher took the coward's way out and checked him leading with his elbow and hip towards the head instead of putting his own body on the line and diving at Battiston's feet. He knew exactly what he was doing. It was a penalty, a red card, probably a 3 month suspension and the Spanish Police should have investigated it for assault. Terrible foul and arguably the worst refereeing decision in the history of Football.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Well, there was all those rigged games in 2002...

[@user-wm8zn8ck4l]

Absolutely right. That was a crime on the pitch

[@mustertherohirrim7315]

@@politicallycorrectredskin796 so financial trumps physical assault?

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

@@mustertherohirrim7315 Sure. Obviously even. Financial corruption destroys everything. Whole societies turn to ash because of it. A little physical violence is fine by comparison.

[@dclark142002]

Schumacher did take the self preservation route...as Battiston should have done. It's not a penalty, as it's not actually a foul. Both players went full speed into each other. Both players have a right to challenge the ball, and goalkeepers are legally allowed to protect themselves when doing so. For me, Schumacher should have been sent off with a second yellow for his taunting later...but the initial call on the pitch was correct.

[@80svideoluvr]

I try not to think about it. Over 30 years later I still get angry thinking about it, or the aftermath.

[@mzambo666]

Amazing how Schumacher got away with the foul like this one. "In the process Schumacher's hip hit the Frenchman's face. Battiston, clattered, fell to the ground unconscious, with damaged vertebrae and teeth knocked out, later slipping into a coma. Emergency medics had to administer oxygen on the pitch. Michel Platini later said that he thought that Battiston was dead, because "he had no pulse and looked pale".

[@endof6437]

are you alive?

[@boxingjerapah]

They should have taken statements and prosecuted.

[@Amber90125]

How was that not a straight red card?

[@demeter8008]

Exactly! Red card and a penalty

[@kletchbizmo9771]

Because Germany always get away playing this way and looking for a foul on the opposite side while cumulating un-booked fouls themselves. Mr. House

[@unpseudopascommelesautres997]

Germans are cheaters. 1954 they were doped, 1974 was rigged (President of FIFA said)

[@SLUGGYSS]

36 years later, that question still stands. France never forgot, and never forgave to the referee, Mr Charles Corver. Shame on him!

[@nicksketch7122]

@@unpseudopascommelesautres997 AND, in 1990 they were gifted a 'penalty', for a dive against Argentina... UGH..

[@piersp38]

Battiston and Platini are french people with Italian origin and We knew how to show the bill at the final to Schumi and its team .❤️🇮🇹

[@mauriciovaumau738]

Schumcher, shame of you

[@2008avf]

How was that knock out and accident?! he even friking jumps after the ball its out of his reach, it made me sick.

[@charlescozic3208]

Split-second decision to go headhunting once he realizes he cannot block the ball.

[@Lundahlium]

Stop, he's defending his net - Battiston could also keep his head up ? And proof, if he had, he probably would have avoided the goalie and maybe even scored because if you noticed he misses wide. Why ? Because he's looking at his feet.

[@NuisanceMan]

@@Lundahlium He's defending the net... against what? Was he afraid Battiston's head would roll into it?

[@kabaneri4229]

Unforgivable

[@poglay]

"i'm happy that we put the " incident" behind us ", he could have been prosecuted for the "incident".

[@stevewood3714]

the total disregard for battiston and arrogance of the keeper.......typical

[@ericos9]

Alemães não é mesmo...

[@Lundahlium]

There's a concept called KEEP YOUR HEAD UP, Battiston could have avoided it, gimme a break the goal kepper is 15 yards away

[@benmondo8924]

Straight red card and penalty for sure in my opinion for Schumasher .

[@roskar]

After cheating to get Algeria out, this...

[@Lepetitjoueur]

failli

[@kletchbizmo9771]

For Germany nothing's too mean to win. R.E. House

[@SHILTONFEDERICO]

Excelente pequeño documental !!!! Gracias !!!!

[@jpc7118]

It wasn't a collision, it was an agression by the german goalkeeper... Nowadays with a decent referee or a VAR : red card and many months of banishment...

[@puppy969]

Should have been a life ban & some sort of jail sentence.

[@laurentnurdin4093]

Same kind of accident than me beating you up in a baseball game in a bat. He went straight for the french player and didn't try to avoid the collision..

[@mzambo666]

What a mad dog was Schumacher as a goalkeeper. He basically got away with the "collision"...

[@michael9678727]

LOL he didn't care, he purposely took out Battiston!

[@fifa]

Is this the greatest French team ever? Should they have gone to the Final in 1982? What do you think about the collision?

[@jorgeespinoza3938]

FIFATV. Greatest french team ever was the one in Mexico 86.

[@kletchbizmo9771]

I think Schumacher should have been sent out and as usual the referee was too scared to book a German player. Germany plays one the dirtiest soccer but never get a red card. How should people trust FIFA seing that? It's like trusting the guy holding a gun at your forehead saying "trust me, I won't use it". Mr. House

[@kidmack1121]

FIFATV This was a very good French team, one of my all time favorites, but I suppose the '86 team was seen as better by most. I strongly believe that both France and Brasil were deliberately cheated out of appearing in the '82 final. No penalty for Scum-aker's dangerous play, and no penalty for Gentile pulling down Zico, ripping his shirt in the penalty area.

[@marklouismichaelsen]

I remember this game vividly as a great game. So many goals after the first 90 and in such dramatic fashion. Klaus fisher, Karl Heinz Rummenigge.....legendary players whom came through in brilliant fashion. I vaguely remember this incident though. I don't think I ever realized how serious his injury was. Probably with today's HD technology, we might be able to scrutinize that hit a bit more. It certainly appeared intentional.

[@TheFlyingExperience]

i was only 11 and I remember this so vividly. VIVA WORLD CUP

[@Rosie6857]

I saw it too, aged 39, and didn't realise how badly Battiston was injured. Not much was made of it at the time. Having seen it quite a few times I can see that it is murderously intentional.

[@michaelskibitiansky8773]

Mark Michaelsen French players were better

[@valizeron]

I saw it like you, and I can´t understand your memory loss. France was the best team of Spain 82. Don't you remember Platini, Tigana, Giresse, Trésor, Rocheteau, only the germans. Battiston went out KO, the match was stopped for ten or fifteen minutes, later Platini said that he thought for a moment that "son ami était mort". Schumacher with his knee and hip crashed on Battiston head on opposite runs, it means 40 mph, his teeth are nobody knows where, he never reacted that day. More than HD you have to change your glasses. The match continued. After this intent of murder. Battiston has kicked the ball over Schumacher's head, KRASHH !!, the ball rolls and went out two inches from the vertical. One man on the grass half dead. The referee marks ball from the goal line for Germany, and so goes on the match. Not a red, yellow or observation for Toni. A real mess for the referee. Show must go on.

[@johannesbluemink4581]

Your modesty surprises even me. Corver's decision not to consider it a foul, is one of the worst ever to this day!

[@zisssssou]

France of 1982-1986 had more attacking talent with Platini, Six, Fernandez, Giresse, Tigana, Rocheteau...The difference was that the 1998-2006 was more solid in defence with blanc, desailly, thuram... and had a stronger midfield strategy with players like deschamps, vieira and djorkaeff

[@cedricdebeaulieu1974]

zisssssou so True

[@jorgeponce7947]

WHY is this one of the greatest World Cup games ever? 6 reasons: QUALITY - CRESCENDO - ROLLERCOASTER - CONTRAST - DRAMA - TRAGEDY - QUALITY: Six goals. Great saves by GKs. Most of the game played in the final third of each team due to rapid counter-offensives. Great passing sequences (mostly France). Dribbling (Littbarski, Tigana, Amoros, Briegel). - CRESCENDO: Very good 90 minutes with two goals, even better 30 minutes of extra time with 4 great goals. - ROLLERCOASTER: Germany scored first. France tied, went ahead. Germany tied again during extra-time. - DRAMA: Penalty shootout with a rollercoaster of its own, as Germany came back once more, after Stielike had missed. - TRAGEDY: Had Schumacher fouled Battiston outside of the Seville stadium, he would have been arrested and charged for assault crime. Worst, Dutch referee inaction (no red card for Schumacher, no free kick for France). - CONTRAST: The artistic and creative France vs the physical and disciplined Germany, with a painful historic past (Napoleon’s occupation of Germany, Nazi occupation of France).

[@NuisanceMan]

I don't think the "tragedy" part enhanced it, personally.

[@michelblain5349]

Schumacher never worried about Battiston.

[@marcbalaram383]

Even a rugbyman would be sent off for this

[@prinzeugen1220]

Even in American football where hitting is allowed, this would be an ejection

[@litogor]

Shame on FIFA for not having taken the sanctions at the time and then daring to make this video by giving the floor to a criminal !!!!!

[@TheClaptonisgod1]

"I turned my body, to get full kinetic impact, as I'm a sadistic nutter"

[@therareparrot]

what an ugly foul that was, and everybody knows it...

[@davidkaiser]

Here's what Coerver, the ref, said in 2010. I remember thinking at the time that maybe he had been watching the ball. “It was the best semi-final ever played during any final tournament on any continent. I never saw the incident, as everyone’s eyes in the stadium followed the ball. The moment I saw Battiston prone on the pitch, I went over to my assistant Robert Valentine from Scotland, who told me it was not intentional. Even Dutch television commentator Evert ten Napel admitted that he too followed the ball’s course, which went just wide. Throughout the rest of the match the players never gave me grief for the decision either. Yes, in retrospect, I should have sent Schumacher off, of course, for using excessive force.”

[@isammolina4842]

Jamás podrá kitarse esto de su mente y d su alma

[@rochstan123]

Schumacher should have been arrested and the referee should have never been allowed to referee again...What planet was he on?

[@davidlawrence6119]

Karma is real... the fact Schumacher doesn't have a winner's medal despite making 2 WC finals goes back to his shameless attack in this one game

[@MrElixx22]

quand je pense que cet arbitre a fini sa carriere a la FIFA , pathétique

[@timothybelen98]

Grande Italia!

[@doneyhon4227]

Battiston revenged today.

[@kletchbizmo9771]

And in 2018 when Germany finished last of their group and were sent back home by... South Korea. R.E. House

[@Karlimoor]

Being born quite some years after 1982, I had not really seen any footage of this match before, only knew Germany went through to the final. I absolutely agree that Schumacher deserved to be sent off for the foul, but I don't think it was in any way a malicious attempt to injure Battiston. He even said it himself in this documentary, he was concerned about him but couldn't do anything at the time. When he was finally able to apologise to Battiston, the Frenchman forgave him, and everyone else should do the same. The fact that 40 years (!) on some people are still salty about one foul says more about them than Toni Schumacher.

[@CoGoBa]

That over head kick by Fischer was clean tho

[@ricomajestic]

This was the 80s guys where players who committed horrible fouls were hardly ever red carded.

[@dclark142002]

This one wasn't a foul.

[@ricomajestic]

@@dclark142002 It was definitely a foul. He played the man not the ball.

[@michelblain5349]

Thanks Italia to win the world cup

[@CentaCo]

That night we were all Frenchmen.

[@sfacco]

i see plenty of peoples, in the comments here, that never played football and especially never in the 80's..

[@osmardemoraisbarboza7475]

Vi esse jogo inteiro. É um dos mais emocionantes jogos de futebol que já vi, e sem dúvida alguma uma das mais sinistras e criminosas atuações de um jogador de futebol. Refiro-me ao goleiro Schumacher. Ele cometeu um crime! A expulsão de campo não bastaria para puni-lo. Ele foi covarde e agiu intencionalmente para atingir Battiston. Infelizmente não recebeu a punição que merecia. Para o bem do futebol a Itália vingou a França e foi campeã sobre os alemães.

[@katkera]

Rematch today... May the best team win.

[@sas2300]

Schumacher should never have been on the pitch after what he did, it was a blatant foul and ridiculous that the ref saw no foul. The ball was long gone when Schumacher charged into batiste.

[@pancho974974]

Clearly Straight red car

[@albertchapman5281]

This doorkeeper should had red card and banned from football games forever

[@thomasmix4179]

Toni Du warst der Beste!!!!!

[@thomasmix4179]

@@albedo0.397 😳warum?

[@thomasmix4179]

@@albedo0.397 ...shame on you!!!

[@iganpparamarta8813]

My friend and I often had debate whether some fouls are deliberate to hurt/injure. He, being naive at its best, refused to accept that players (sometimes) intended to hurt their opponents. Of course it's hard to prove the intention but we can clearly see if the tackle is late or not meant to get the ball at all. Thanks to youtube it's all clear now.

[@user-jz2xd8oj4u]

Whose music is played at the beginning of this video?

[@RundUmDenSVNiederwerth]

*Germany vs France (3-3 a.e.t 5-4 a.p.k)* 1-0 Pierre Littbarski (17 min) 1-1 Michel Platini (26 min (PK)) 1-2 Marius Trésor (92 min) 1-3 Alain Giresse (98 min) 2-3 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (102 min) 3-3 Klaus Fischer (108 min) *The Shootout:* 0-1 Alain Giresse 1-1 Manfred Kaltz 1-2 Manuel Amoros 2-2 Paul Breitner 2-3 Dominique Rocheteau X Uli Stielike missed X Didier Six missed 3-3 Pierre Littbarski 3-4 Michel Platini 4-4 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge X Maxime Bossis missed 5-4 Horst Hrubesch

[@Etatdesiege1979]

Three days later?!!! Did I hear that right? Did they play the World Cup's final three days later? Seriously?

[@marivsmvsic]

Schumacher never apologize...that's the saddest part. Accidents can happen in a world cup game with a big stake but not being capable to say sorry after is shameful.

[@puppy969]

Lol, accident.

[@marivsmvsic]

@@puppy969 well didn’t want to speculate

[@puppy969]

@@marivsmvsic Do you have eyes? He clearly had eyes for the player & took him out.

[@youngstars4144]

Is it just me or do the French goalkeeper (is it Bats?) and Schumacher look insanely alike😂 Also, who else sees the similarities between Schumacher's assault and Neuer's collision with Higuain, even with the caveat that Neuer did get the ball?

[@kimkim123ism]

His name is Ettori.

[@ExodiaObliderate1]

Headlights :34

[@crazyunik]

Ich kann mich noch daran erinnern. Das war eine ganz miese Nummer von Schuhmacher. Wäre es nur ein unglücklicher Zusammenprall gewesen, jeder mit ein wenig Menschlichkeit würde sich um Battiston kümmern. Selbst Jahre danach spielt er alles runter und stellt sich sogar als Opfer dar, schrecklich!

[@zekzimbappe5311]

Germany didnt even deserve going through the group stage back then

[@CrociatoAzzurro]

Come on, FIFA TV. Smarten Up. Lower the original audio and turn up the translation. Amazed that you have to be told this.

[@freddieblake7545]

1982 was probably the best world cup. Brazil, France, Italy, Germany were incredibly good teams. Then there were the likes of Spain and England who were pretty strong.

In an interview Schumacher said that he apologized to Battiston and he accepted it saying that this episode was closed.

[@auntiepeasea1856]

Sort the sound out ffs

[@cheneyxwu]

I dont think I am ever playing soccer again :(

[@leafyutube]

This was the best game I've ever seen.

[@SLUGGYSS]

Le scandale, ce n'est pas que Schumacher ait commis cette agression sur Battiston. On apprend ici qu'ils se sont revus et réconciliés et c'est très bien. Le scandale, c'est que cette action méritait l'expulsion immédiate du gardien allemand, ce qui aurait évidemment changé l'issue du match, et peut-être celle du tournoi;

[@SpursFanCanada]

To this day I swear that if I ever meet Schumacher he'll be crawling on the floor looking for his teeth.

[@LustfulMind]

I'm glad for the happy ending in this story. Schumacher seems genuinely sorry, and Battiston seems to have put the whole incident behind him, with no grudges against anyone!

[@johannesbluemink4581]

It took me 7 years to comment, ha ha. Charles Korver was incompetent. Schumacher should have been sent off, no question about that. There are many more controversies. IF VAR and Goal-line Technology would have been in place in 1966, imagine what could have happened? Some examples:1966: 3 - 2 , England-West Germany. The ball didn't cross the line in full! 1974: penalty for West-Germany was a 'Schwalbe' by Holzenbein. 1986: The infamous 'hand of god', Maradona; 2002: Brazil-Belgium, a perfect good goal by Belgium was disallowed; 2006: Penalty for Italy against Australia was a joke! 2010: Lampard's shot vs. Germany was 30 cm over the line, but not given.

[@brihoo]

And the penalty for Germany against Argentina in 1990 WC final.

[@teddyc59]

That Schumacher assault cost France its World Cup......They have the best midfield in their France history but its just not enought

[@badoorcena]

i'm from Kuwait !

[@neukoloog]

Schumacher had doping in his body(I was 15 years That time).It was and still is nog normale what hė did.Totally crazy

[@Lundahlium]

Not as worse than Eric Cantona slashing - this is accidental

[@Charccy]

Schumacher didn't regret anything, in later interview he said he would "proceed" in the same way again. Dangerous people should be behind bars , not at the pitch.

[@zanzara1981]

the voice levels are off, the natural sound should have been much softer, the narration much louder......

[@berndecke9488]

Das war eine klare rote Karte für Schumacher da gibt es keine zweite Meinung, und eine lange Sperre obendrauf, eine Frechheit diese Aktion. Hirnlos und Respektlos

[@mikemorgan7893]

Battistons pulse stoped for a few seconds after the hit

[@kletchbizmo9771]

Schumacher should have been prosecuted for attempting murder then. What an asshole. R.E. House

[@abdulkhalidalhazred5001]

I thought that Didier Six's Penalty had never been filmed. 😁

[@JoseManuelAndres]

THE BEST OF THE BEST ... BRAZIL.. in Benito Villamarin Stadium .. in Seville /Spain !!!

[@nik7bkh965]

7:1

[@andavid2007]

I remembered that game vividly. If you're not blind, Schumacher was not aiming at the ball but the player. Why he did that?

[@josephfarrugia2350]

+andavid2007 You're blind

[@maxime2811]

the german players took pills, like the ones they already took in 54 to win the WC

[@palemale2501]

It was a foul for body checking a player in possession so a yellow or red card, but in the penalty area so a penalty, and blatantly fouling an attacker as last defender in front of goal another red, and reckless play so another red - summary instead of 2 or 3 reds he gets a goal kick.

[@ldrslucas]

What?? France was fantastic in the 1980s! Platini, Trésor, Girese! Euro 1984, and World Cup semifinals in 1982 and 1986. And let's not forget the fantastic squad in 1958, with Just Fontaine scoring 13 goals in the tournament, a record. It's a very biased view that you hold, France *was* really good several times before Zidane; maybe not as good, but incredible nonetheless

[@reoreborn1209]

This was when being stretched off meant something serious..

[@paulashford4155]

He was one of my top favorite goalkeepers at the time... but the foul was vicious and terrible....

[@christopherbenson959]

straight red

[@squvdbuilderz9188]

Trending because of Iceland.

[@tomkor2615]

I dont believe a word of yours :) you showed us during WW2 your true face,Hans ;) Poles will never forget it.

[@MANUELESCOBARTIGREMEME]

0:35 :)

[@lucatoni4509]

pre fair play hype times

[@SuperPartyzone]

this is right up there with being a stamp collector, that paper cut NEARLY KILLED HIM!!!!

[@kletchbizmo9771]

Your childhood must have been a disaster... Mr. House

[@erikruizmd]

golie didnt give two Fs after the hit,, guy just wanted to continue playing with no regards for the unconscious player....

[@sirfiz8542]

Who's here from MOTD?

[@mrktyb]

this is so true

[@AlexeiRamotar]

Schumacher was a goon.

[@michelblain5349]

Schumacher fight the face of Battiston with his hip

[@MrSesebo]

Thoni Schumacher legend

[@neelabhraroy4238]

In a public poll, Schumacher was voted as the most hated German in France above Hitler