Monday's match between OB and FC Midtjylland ended with a dramatic situation. <br /><br />Hassan failed to get the ball but anyway played it when it was in OB-keeper Jesper Christiansen's hands.<br /><br />It was answered with a blow in the neck on the winger, prompting yellow to Christiansen after heated discussions and uproar. <br /><br />In his post match comments Hassan was surprised at the battle, but bears no grudge.<br /><br />'' I hit his glove a bit and turned around to go. Suddenly he hit me in the neck, and my first thought was, 'Why does he do it?'. <br /><br />''It was not a normal way to react. I was very surprised, but when I saw he was coming, I decided to let him be. <br /><br />''My teammates got me away from the situation, and that ended it for me, ''' says Hassan to <i>bold.dk</i> and continues:<br /><br />''He probably should have had a red card but the referee gave him only yellow. Why I do not know, but it's okay for me.<br /><br />'' I understand that the goalkeeper was frustrated to lose, and I think that's why he hit me. How is it sometimes. <br /><br />''But must of course not beat others when you are frustrated, but it can happen in the heat of battle. ''<br /><br /><span style="">Hassan is most willing to completely forget about Monday's incident with Christiansen.</span><br /><br />''I'm not mad at him,&nbsp; it is a situation that can cause problems going forward. My teammates have said to me that he should have been a red card, but I'm a little indifferent to it.<br /><br />''After the match I was just so happy that we have now reached the 40 points, which we have struggled. It means a lot to me. I do not think about what else happened in the game. It's not important now, '' says the winger. <br /><br />FCM are mathematically safe from relegation after the 1-0 victory in Odense.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />