Holy war became a real war in Plock: Biting, spiting and accusation for rascism?
Holy war of Polish handball became one of the biggest stories of European handball in the recent time. However, things went out of sport dimension last night in Plock, where home Wisla beat Kielce 29:25 for the fifth time in a row. A lot of tensions and things which never happened before or not on this leve.
In total 42 minutes suspension both teams got during 60 minutes fight with one blue card of Jorge Maqueda who obviosly bit Mirsad Terzic after one attack!?
At the press conference Wisla’s coach Xavi Sabate stated that Talant Dujshebaev was spitting on him in front of match delegate after the end.
- Everything has limits. This is totally unacceptable. I must say STOP. Superliga is closing eyes. This is not acceptable. One day it will happen something and then will be a problem. Fans coming to watch the players, they are the biggest stars, not me. People, this 5.500 fans coming to see players – stars, not coaches – said Xavi Sabate.
From the other side, Kielce stated in official letter that Talant Dujshebaev and Dylan Nahi were victims of rascism.
Talant Dujshebaev reported that Sabate had used a racist term in his direction: “f***ing Chinese”.
Dylan Nahi reported the latter after the match, and Tomasz Gębala, among others, had to deal with vulgarities directed at him.
We will seek a detailed explanation of the situation from the appropriate league bodies, which should never have taken place during the eighth round of the ORLEN Superliga at the Orlen Arena between Orlen Wisła Płock and Industria Kielce, wrote Kielce in statement.
