Široki took the lead in the 30th minute with a goal by Franjo Posavac assisted by Mate Stanić. Just five minutes later, the home team was left with one player less. Striker Kristian Sesar received a direct red card for an elbow strike and left his team with ten men until the end of the game.
Such an arrangement on the field Zrinjski managed to collect in the referee’s compensation of the first half. The equalizing goal for the guests was scored by Mario Ćuze, and the turning goal came in the 74th minute. The shooter was Toni Majić. In the second minute of stoppage time, Štimac was expelled from the game for his behavior after punching the head referee in the face. Štimac had to be calmed down by his players, and while he was leaving the field, insults could be heard from the home stand, reports Index.hr.
In the home ranks, they complained a lot about the situation in which their player received a red card. The same situation is one of the main topics of BiH media. A journalist questioned Štimac in detail about her in the press, after which the former Croatian coach got angry and left the press room.
The game was played in the 35th minute when Sesar got into a suspicious duel, and the Zrinjski player Duje Dujmović grabbed his head and signaled that he had been hit. The home team believes that this is too light an intensity for a direct exclusion, and you can watch the situation on the video from 3:00.
(Vijesti.ba)
