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Poor sportsmanship ... Nordsjaelland hit out at the actions of Shakhtar Donetsk's Luiz Adriano. Source: Andreas Hillergren / AFP
The Champions League has erupted into bitter claims of unsportsmanlike conduct with a Ukranian club accused of being "without morals".
Nordsjaelland were furious over a Luiz Adriano goal for Shakhtar Donetsk in the Ukrainians' 5-2 win in Copenhagen.
Shakhtar's football victory sealed their progression to the Champions League last 16 from Group E .
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Shakhtar was a goal down in the first half, when striker Luiz Adriano pounced on a pass intended to return the ball to the Danish champions following an injury, before rounding the Nordsjaelland goalkeeper and finishing into an empty net.
The goal was allowed to stand even though Adriano was issued a yellow card.
Adriano since has been charged by UEFA for a "violation of the principles of conduct."
His case will be heard on November 27.
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Nordsjaelland coach Kasper Hjulmand said that instead of the goal being allowed to stand, Adriano should have been sent off instead of going on to score a hat-trick.
"I don't know if Shakhtar are bandits, but some of their players, bosses and coaches are without morals," told Danish television station TV3+.
"First and foremost it's the player's choice. As coaches, we are forever on about respect for the game, the opponent and the rules," he fumed.
"In my world it's unsportsmanlike conduct and a red card for Luiz Adriano would have been quite appropriate."
Despite Adriano's mistake, Shakhtar declined the chance to allow Nordsjaelland to score unopposed as compensation.
Some of the visiting players appeared content to let Nordsjaelland's Nicolai Stokholm score straight from the kickoff but when midfielder Taras Stepanenko tackled him, Danish tempers flared.
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"(Darijo) Srna looked like he wanted to let him score and others agreed. Some players looked out towards the bench but no one knew what would happen," said Hjulmand.
Incensed by what they perceived as a lack of fair play, Nordsjaelland took the lead again moments later when Kasper Lorentzen rifled home, prompting Hjulmand to celebrate in front of his opposite number Mircea Lucescu.
The Shakhtar coach said he had instructed his side to let Nordsjaelland score and blamed the situation on a misunderstanding in his team. He thought justice was done as the Danes scored soon anyway before Shakhtar ran away with the game.
"I asked what happened. Adriano said: 'It was instinct, I see the ball and I dribbled and I scored a goal'," Lucescu said.
Hjulmand said if his side had scored such a goal, he would have told them to stand aside and concede a goal unopposed.
"I would have called the team to the side and told them to give away a goal. I would have done that, 100 percent," he said.
Despite his side being out of the competition, Hjulmand would like to see the Ukrainian champions and 2009 UEFA Cup winners punished.
"I don't know what a fair punishment would be, but if we want to work with fair play in football we have to crack down on it," he said.
Watch the video at the top of the page to see what all the commotion is about.
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