Indian Super League (ISL) club FC Goa has complained to the league and their opponents from their last ISL match, Kerala Blasters, about an incident during a match in which a technical staffer of the team was hit by a stone while he was playing a game. Supervising the match. Substitutes practice at the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi on Sunday.
FC Goa has also complained to the Kerala Blasters management regarding the security arrangements for the team and supporters traveling to Kochi for the matches.
Read also|I-League: Aizawl FC, Trai FC Share Honors; Rajasthan United FC Down Churchill Brothers
In an official release, FC Goa said, “The club has reported to the league and the home team an incident regarding the safety of club staff, where a member of the technical team was forced to help substitute players warm up.” was killed by a stone during.”
In a statement on their official website, the club drew the attention of the Kerala Blasters management to the fact that there was a large number of fans in the ‘Away Stand’, “which led to untoward incidents”, which the club believed That could have happened. easily avoided.
“FC Goa would like to inform that the club has written to the Kerala Blasters management expressing concern regarding the security which was provided to the club and our traveling supporters during our latest game in Kochi on Sunday.
“The club has highlighted the issues encountered, particularly in the ‘Away Stand’ which had a large presence of home fans, which led to unpleasant incidents which the club believes could have been easily avoided. could.
“The safety of our supporters is one of our paramount concerns,” the club said in a statement.
Kerala ended their 10-match winning streak in the ISL with a 3–1 win.
Goals from Adrian Luna, Dimitrios Diamantakos and Ivan Kaliuzny within ten minutes secured all three points for the Blasters. Noa Sadoui scored for Gaur.
read all Latest sports news Here