Lech fans threw bottles at the Legia goalkeeper: I didn’t provoke anyone!

At the end of an equal game, some emotions took over. Artur Jedrzejczyk was given a red card (for two yellow cards). In turn, in relation to Legia players, incl. Tobias, objects thrown from the stands flew up, incl. glass bottles.

- I definitely don’t like bottles flying around me. Of course, I did not provoke Lech’s fans. They tried but failed to do so. They didn’t like my timed game, so they started slandering and then throwing bottles. If someone tries to blame me for this situation, then he is not very smart… I told the referee that I would not continue to play in such conditions. What’s the point in playing if someone can get hit on the head? - Asked after the match a young goalkeeper who entered into a discussion on the field with rivals from Lech. Barry Douglas complained about throwing bottles out of bounds. This is an interesting point on his part. In turn, Filip Bednarek congratulated me on the game and said that it was good that I was not hit on the head with some kind of “monkey”, because it could have ended badly,” he said.

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