Bayelsa admits to having sent a spy to Derby County. Medu accuses him of "stupidity"

BERLIN (Reuters) – Champions League leader Marcello Bayelsa has admitted to sending a member of his squad to spy on Derby County before the two teams meet.

Leeds United will host Derby County at 10:15 tonight at the opening of the 27th round of the Premier League, with Leeds hoping to take advantage after losing two consecutive games.

The Sky Sports website reported Bayelsa's comments before the showdown, with the veteran coach admitting to having sent a member of his spying team to Derby County training and confirmed that he was responsible for it, while Frank Lampard, director of Derby County, said that Bayelsa had broken the rules of fair play.

"Yes, that's right, I'm responsible for sending someone in Derby County, no matter whether it's legal or not, no matter whether it's fair or not," he said. Bayelsa. To feel that I have not really started walking. "

"I'm the only one responsible, because I did not ask permission from Leeds United to do it, some people think it's inappropriate, others think it's normal," he said.

"I always knew that Bayelsa was a different technical manager, but I never knew he was stupid," said Ahmed Hossam, coach of the Saudi national team and former Tottenham Hotspur player, on the social networking site Twitter. And completed the former Egyptian international star: "It's stupid to send a member of your technical device to spy on your next opponent !!"

Leeds United is leading the standings with 51 points, two points ahead of Norwich City, while Derby County is sixth with 43 points.