FC Vysočina Jihlava will be without defender Emir Tonbul for their upcoming match against Vyškov due to a disciplinary suspension. Tonbul received two yellow cards in their previous match against Varnsdorf, resulting in his dismissal from the game. However, the club’s sporting director, Lukáš Vaculík, believes that Tonbul’s actions may have been influenced by a suspected concussion.
According to Vaculík, Tonbul collided with an opponent and was treated on the sidelines for a head injury. He then re-entered the field, thinking he was allowed to play, but was shown a yellow card for his earlier offense. Shortly after, Tonbul committed another foul and received his second yellow card, resulting in a red card.
While Vaculík acknowledges that Tonbul should have been more cautious about his health, he also understands that the player wanted to continue playing. Tonbul will now serve a disciplinary suspension and will be unavailable for the next match.
Tonbul’s absence will be a blow to the team, but Vaculík sees it as an opportunity for other players to step up. He mentions Milan Piško, who has been waiting for a chance to prove himself, as a potential replacement. Vaculík believes that this is the moment for players to seize their opportunities and make a difference for themselves and the team.
In addition to Tonbul, Jihlava will also be missing Justin Araujo-Wilson, who received a red card in the same match against Varnsdorf. Both players’ suspensions will create changes in the starting lineup for the upcoming match against Vyškov.
Despite recent results, Vaculík remains confident in the team’s strength. He points out their strong performances in recent matches, where they were the better team against Sparta and managed to come back from a 0-1 deficit to win 2-1 against Varnsdorf. Vaculík believes that the team’s resilience and ability to create scoring opportunities are positive signs for the future.
Jihlava currently sits in the middle of the table in the Fortuna:Národní liga and will be looking to improve their position with a win against Vyškov.Jihlava, Czech Republic - Emir Tonbul, a defender for FC Vysočina, was taken off the field on a stretcher during a recent match due to a suspected concussion. The team’s sporting director, Lukáš Vaculík, confirmed the suspicion and stated that Tonbul is currently in recovery and not yet able to fully train.
According to Vaculík, Tonbul’s expulsion from the game was not due to disciplinary issues. He explained that Tonbul collided with an opponent and received treatment on the sidelines. However, when he thought the referee was allowing him back onto the field, he ran onto the pitch and received a yellow card. Shortly after, Tonbul engaged in a challenge where he used his hand and received a second yellow card, resulting in his expulsion from the game.
Vaculík acknowledged that Tonbul’s absence due to disciplinary action will impact the team’s upcoming match against Vyškov. Additionally, Justin Araujo-Wilson, a younger forward for Jihlava, will also be absent for two games due to a red card received in the same match.
Despite these setbacks, Vaculík remains optimistic about the team’s chances. He highlighted the opportunity for other players, such as Milan Piško, to step up and make an impact. Vaculík emphasized the importance of taking advantage of opportunities and how individual success can contribute to the team’s overall performance.
In the upcoming match against Vyškov, Mame Alassane Tall, the team’s second forward, may have the chance to start in the starting lineup. Vaculík expressed confidence in the team’s depth and the potential for players to prove themselves in offensive positions.
Regarding the team’s recent performance, Vaculík remains calm despite only winning one out of their last seven league matches. He pointed out the team’s strong performance against Sparta Prague and their ability to come back from a 0-1 deficit to win 2-1 against Varnsdorf. Vaculík believes that the team’s current position in the table, seventh place, is not indicative of their potential to compete for a playoff spot.
“I am convinced that we have the ability to fight for a playoff position. The strength is in the team,” Vaculík stated confidently. He expressed excitement for the upcoming match against Vyškov, the current league leaders, seeing it as an opportunity to test themselves against a top team.
Tonbul’s health and recovery will be closely monitored by the team’s medical staff, and his return to full training will depend on his progress. The team will have to adapt and find ways to compensate for his absence in the upcoming matches.
How will Tonbul’s dismissal from the game affect Jihlava’s upcoming match against Vyškov?
His dismissal from the game.
Due to this incident, Tonbul will be serving a disciplinary suspension and will be unavailable for the team’s upcoming match against Vyškov. This absence will be a setback for the team, but Vaculík sees it as an opportunity for other players to showcase their skills. He specifically mentions Milan Piško as a potential replacement who has been patiently waiting for a chance to prove himself.
In addition to Tonbul, Jihlava will also be missing Justin Araujo-Wilson, who also received a red card in the same match against Varnsdorf. As a result, there will be changes in the team’s starting lineup for the upcoming game.
Despite these setbacks, Vaculík remains optimistic about the team’s strength and performance. He highlights their recent strong performances against Sparta and their comeback victory against Varnsdorf. Vaculík believes that the team’s resilience and ability to create scoring opportunities are positive signs for the future.
Currently, Jihlava sits in the middle of the table in the Fortuna:Národní liga and will be looking to improve their position with a win against Vyškov.
Oh no, that’s unfortunate. Wishing Emir Tonbul a speedy recovery and hoping he learns from his disciplinary suspension. Jihlava FC needs him on the field!
Frustrating to hear about Emir’s injury and suspension. Hoping he takes this time to reflect and come back stronger for Jihlava FC.