From left Josef Jindřišek from Bohemians and Roman Potočný from Ostrava.
Jaroslav Ožana, ČTK
“We lost after a bad performance, especially in the first half, when our game was really sad. We can’t play like this, we handed over all the balloons to the opponent, who thus created pressure and scored a goal, “coach Bohemians 1905 Luděk Klusáček was angry with his players.
His team collected in the 23rd minute after the shot of Adam János, who completed the handsome action of Filla with Zajíc. The kangaroos almost did not get to the attack in the first half and Klusáček managed to watch less than half of the home team’s persistent dominance. At the end of it, he withdrew Hronek and Květa, instead of whom he sent the young men Omančík and Novák into play. “We had to intervene because we can’t play like this. The performance was not successful, that’s why the substitutions, “Klusáček explained.
The miner extended the winning line. The kangaroos finished at ten
The green and white got another shot in the match plans shortly after the break, when the striker Tomáš Necid saw a strict second yellow card after a foul on Daniel Tetour and had to leave the field. “I don’t know, both cards seemed very strict to me (the first referee Denev awarded Necid at the end of the first half after he was hit by the home defender Svozil in the fight for the ball from behind – author’s note),” said Klusáček, who won several times in the match he exchanged views with the home bench.
From left, Roman Potočný from Ostrava and Josef Jindřišek from Bohemians.
Jaroslav Ožana, ČTK
“The home bench and the players commented on each intervention and put incredible pressure on the referee. I feel like he succumbed to it a bit. In the heat of battle, the emotions are there, but from my point of view, this was already across the line and it violates the principles of fair play. I’m pissed about it. I told Luboš (Kozl) that I didn’t like it, “he described the Kangaroo coach.
His charges played much bolder at ten, and at the end of the match, which was played in thick fog, they reached for a tie. “I have two feelings. Firstly, disappointment from the frightened performance in the first half and then a much better impression of the second half, which the boys played at ten in a completely different way. In the end, we put Baník in stress and worried about the result. However, as in the second half, we have to play the whole match, otherwise we don’t have much chance to succeed outside, “said Klusáček.
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