Jean-Philippe Mateta via Roberts-Foul in Fa Cup: “Want to continue playing”

The former Bundesliga professional Jean-Philippe Mateta has not assumed that Millwall’s goalkeeper Liam Roberts does not assume bad intentions against him after his brutal foul. “I don’t think he woke up and thought that I want to separate JP,” Mateta told the broadcaster Sky Sports News. “There is a lot of pressure. He wanted to do it well, too many emotions make you crazy things. It was just a mistake. You learn from it,” said Mateta (27), who used to play in the Bundesliga for the FSV Mainz 05. Roberts (30) reported to him in the hospital and apologized. Mateta wanted to go back to the Platder Millwall goalkeeper at the beginning of March in the FA Cup round of 16 (3-1 for Palace) with a stretched foot at head height and seriously injured the striker on the left ear. Mateta had to be sewn with 25 stitches. Roberts was closed to six games after the brutal foul and had to deal with violent hostility on social media. Mateta said that he had not even realized the severity of the injury. “I discussed with the doctor for 30 seconds, I wanted to keep playing,” said the attacker. He saw the blood but didn’t feel any pain. “The team doctor saw the wound, I didn’t. I thought it was just a little cut, but my ear dangled.” Mateta hopes to be able to play again after the international break, but then with a special mask. For Palace, on March 29, the FA Cup against FC Fulham will continue in the next London duel.

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