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Laçi Football Club has officially reacted by denying the accusations raised by Bylisi for violence during the U-19 championship match between the two teams. In its statement, the club from Kurbina considers the other party's claims as unsupported by concrete evidence and facts.
According to Laçi's reaction, the venue where the match took place has neither a tunnel nor a locker room, implying that some of the claims about the incidents do not match the real conditions of the stadium.
Laç's reaction:
Taking cue from the recent statement regarding the match Laçi U19 – Bylis U19, our club denies any act of violence alleged by the away team as unfounded in evidence and facts.
The match was judged by three referees and in the presence of a delegate who had everything under observation. How can one allude to tension in a match where no yellow or red cards were issued to the home team, on the contrary two yellow cards were given to the Bylis team and how can one claim that Laçi is the team that caused something like this?
We emphasize that our team has been and will be one of the most "Fair Play" teams in the championship, where no team has had such claims and has not felt violated on our field.
The statement also mentions that the incident occurred while the players were entering the locker room tunnel, while the Annex where the match took place does not have either a tunnel or locker rooms. The players used the facilities of the Laçi stadium, where no such incident was recorded with the visiting club, which remembered to react two days after the end of the match.
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The match between Laçi U-19 and Bylis U-19 took place on March 15 at the Laçi stadium, as part of the 21st week of the championship for this age group. The match ended in a goalless draw (0-0), but was accompanied by tensions outside the game.
On the other hand, the Bylis club claims that two Laçi officials, Naim Halilaj and Kleo Laska, have abused two of their players, Ahmed Ibrahim Adepoju and Mirlind Bahaj. According to the ballshiots, the players were hit and insulted, being accused of "playing for Partizan".
" FK Bylis condemns the incident that occurred in Laç during the U-19 championship match, Laçi-Bylis. There was tension throughout the game, but as soon as the match ended, two officials of the Kurbinas club, Naim Halilaj and Kleo Laska, when the players were entering the locker room tunnel, hit the Nigerian Ahmed Ibrahim Adepoju and the Albanian Mirlind Bahaj, insulting them and accusing them of playing for Partizan.
As a club, we condemn this serious act, especially when it happens in an age-group championship and we are neither sold nor bought, as we are in the competition. The "Play-Off" phase has just started and we are within the objective, we have our chances and we will fight until the end of the competition , "writes FK Bylisi on its communication channels.
Currently, Laçi U-19 leads the standings with 27 points, followed by Partizani U-19 with 25 points, while Bylisi is ranked third with 17 points.
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