The goalkeeper of Sevilla was attacked immediately after the final whistle

PSV defeated Sevilla 2-0 at home but failed to advance to the Round of 16. After the end of the match, a frustrated fan ran onto the field. And he will remember this for a long time.

Of course, it is unpleasant to fly out of European cups, especially if the game ended in victory. And the fans feel it too. And this is really evident, because immediately after the end of the game one of the spectators ran onto the field and ran to the opponent’s keeper Marko Dmitrovich. And the fan immediately attacked the goalkeeper with his fists, but he did not expect such an answer.

The goalkeeper did not even try to avoid the conflict, he took part in it with great pleasure. And I must admit, he did everything beautifully. Marquet did not hit back and did not even push. He overwhelmed his offender and twisted, holding in an unpleasant position until the moment the stewards came running.

In fact, Dmitrovic rarely plays for the Spaniards, but appears regularly in European competitions. During this season, he has 11 matches on his account, where he conceded only 5 goals. But it was the game with PSV that was the first of this season, and such a start will be remembered for a long time.

Now a football fan of the Dutch team will think twice about how to attack football players with fists. After the incident that happened at a football match, he was detained and already on March 1, the 20-year-old violator was sentenced to three months in prison and the icing on the cake was a ban on visiting the stadium during matches for 2 years.

As the security authorities found out, this is not the first incident involving this football fan. In 2021 and 2022, he has already been convicted twice for offenses at football matches and sentenced to community service, and he already had a stadium ban. However, in the evening he entered Phillips Stadium on a ticket that a friend bought for him.

The incident also affected PSV not for the better. The club faces a large fine from UEFA. Perhaps the Netherlands will have to play several European Cup matches without spectators.