The fight for the title culminates and emotions escalate with it. The match between the champion Slavia and Victoria Pilsen was especially intense and it had to be very difficult for all parties to withstand the final emotions. Even the head of the football team in Pilsen, Adolf Šádek, did not stay under control, who showed a raised middle finger to Eden’s galleries. How does the public react?
The final result of the match between Slavia and Pilsen is 1: 1. In the context of the current table, it plays into the cards of Pilsen Victoria, which is 3 rounds before the end two points ahead of Slavia.
The hit, who quite possibly decides in the final total of the Fortuna League champions, has long been heading for a goalless draw. However, the emotions were also fueled by the Polish referee Frankowski, who bit the game and whistled two dubious penalties in the final.
In particular, the second penalty, which the referee ordered in the very end in favor of Viktoria Plzeň and which was later turned by Jean-David Beauguel, triggered a surge of emotion. In the galleries of Eden, of course, negative emotions prevailed on the Pilsen bench euphoric.
All this resulted in the fact that the head of Pilsen, Adolf Šádek, gave way to his emotions, see for yourself!
On the other hand, it must be acknowledged that objects should not fly on the playing area either. Neither side managed the emotions, and the referee, who failed to correct the match, is also to blame for these matters.
Public reaction
“As Peltič says, football is for the working class and today it was seen on both footbridges.”
“He gallantly pulled out a flying full bottle. All right for me. Or would you throw that bottle back? ”
“I’m sure you’ll put the representative of Boril here, how he’s behaving in the stands, or the traditional pieces of the Slavia implementation team.”
“Hold the fish stinks from the head!”
