PSV will play against Sevilla on Tuesday evening and for many football fans this will immediately bring back memories of the bizarre incident from last season. Then field stormer Dylano K. caused surprise around the world after he attacked Sevilla keeper Marko Dmitrovic. Technical director Marcel Brands confirms that PSV has now taken a lot of measures.
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“We have tightened up some things,” says Brands The Telegraph. “If an individual wants to do harm, it is of course always difficult to prevent. Only if you see our matches now, you will see that we have extra security, also on the field. We have also looked at how we can better monitor certain parts of the stands. and the positions of stewards adjusted.”
Brands looks back at the handling of the incident, for which he still wants to thank Sevilla and Dmitrovic. “We immediately apologized to Dmitrovic and Sevilla in a letter last year. The goalkeeper acted very professionally by wanting to finish the match. We are very grateful to him for that. That could have been done differently and then the consequences were of the incident was probably much greater.”
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Dylano K. was ultimately convicted and received a fine plus a stadium ban until 2063. “He has so far complied with the payment obligation for his fine.” Fortunately, UEFA also showed understanding for PSV. “The UEFA Security Delegate went through the entire process with us before the match. UEFA also knows that an incident can always happen, but the extent to which you have prepared is taken into account in the penalty. “
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2023-10-03 05:26:22
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