DBasia.news – Egy Maulana Vikri re-entered the list of the composition of the players (DSP) in the Lechia Gdansk away match at the Lech Poznan headquarters on Sunday (2/23/2020). In a match that was marred by supporters, Lechia Gdansk had to defeat 0-2.
The match which was held at the INEA Stadium took place quite hard. How not, referee Piotr Lasyk must issue 8 yellow cards for both sides. Including two yellow cards to Lechia Gdansk player Karol Fila, who ended a red card in the 51st minute.
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After Lechia Gdansk lost one player, practically Lech Poznan increasingly dominated. The result, the host scored through Jakub Moder in the 83rd minute, followed by the second goal through Filip Marchwinski in the 90th minute. Lech Poznan closed the match with a 2-0 win over Egy Maulana Vikri et al.
“Of course, the best team wins. After the red card, we had to gamble by playing two strikers even though we were aware of the threat of an opponent’s counterattack. Unfortunately, that’s what happened, “regret Lechia Gdansk coach, Piotr Stokowiec, quoted from the official website of Lech Poznan.
Unfortunately, the game was tarnished due to the actions of Lechia Gdansk supporters who made trouble. Around the 64th minute, unscrupulous supporters of the visitors made noise and threw flares towards the field. Lechia Gdansk captain, Flavio Paixao, tried to calm supporters but without success.
In the end, referee Piotr Lasyk asked players and team officials from both sides to enter the dressing room hallway until the atmosphere calmed down. In addition, the flare throw also makes the field conditions impossible to continue the game due to the rising smoke.
Five minutes later, the referee instructed the players to return to the field. The action continued again. However, his supporters made the team defended by Egy Maulana Vikri threatened with punishment from Polish soccer authorities. A very regrettable situation for the Lechia camp.
“Lechia Gdańsk strongly condemned the behavior of fans that occurred in Poznań during the match against Lech. “The situation among those of our fans is unacceptable because it threatens the safety of others at the stadium,” the statement from the Gdansk Lechia camp was quoted as saying on the official website.
“The club expressed its full cooperation with the league committee in the disciplining process. At the same time, we advise supporters who support the team in away matches. “Any behavior that can pose a threat in the stadium, is unacceptable and makes the club responsible for serious consequences,” continued the statement Lechia.
The defeat of Lech Poznan made Egy Maulana Vikri and his friends struggling in the 7th place in the Ekstraklasa standings with 34 points from 23 matches.