It was between Sarawak and Lions XII FC, a team from Singapore.
Sarawak lost 1-0 through a penalty kick.
According to A and the majority of those present, it wasn't a fair match & the referee was biased.
He was supposed to give a Sarawak player a penalty kick but he didn't.
And that's when the horror started.
The spectators started to chant in unison, "Referee rasuah".
At first I find it amusing but later the amusement turned into fear.
When the final whistle was blown, the crowd got even angrier.
They threw plastic bottles filled with water (these were restricted but somehow some people managed to sneek them in), plastic cups filled with ice cubes, leftover food, garbage bin covers & someone even peeled of the seats and hauled them over the fence into the field out of anger.
It sure was scary, I was trembling.
My first time going to a match and a riot happened.
Just great.
These aggresive supporters continued to taunt the referee & the opposing team until they leave the field.
Some even shouted threats to the referee, that he will never see the light of day after last night.
Terrified, I begged A for us to leave the place.
But once outside, the crowd was even more aggressive I almost shit my pants (thankfully I didn't).
Some were already waiting outside the main gate with helmets, sticks and stones.
As A and I reached our ride, some brainless prick parked their car right in front of us.
We had to wait for the stupid owner of the car or the cars beside us to leave, only then we could drive out.
We waited for about 15 minutes but still no sign of the idiot.
So we continued to watch the commotion unraveling in front of our eyes.
A few people were pushing the main gate open so that they can get inside, some managed to slip through.
And when a bus tried to move through, it was stopped by the rioters.
The bus managed to get through but with a broken taillight courtesy of the angry mob.
15 minutes later, the owner of the car beside us came and finally we can get out of the war zone.
I was praying all the time for us to safely leave the place in one piece & Alhamdulillah we did.
All I can say is, I don't always watch live football match but when I do riot happens.
(9gaggers will understand).
2 hands in the air:
Nang banyak sidak sik puas hati malam ya..
Wow you can call this unlucky... But on the other hand, now you've seen all you could've possibly see on a football match. I wouldn't go myself, as in Poland the spectators are usually quite aggressive... But I bet it must have been a great experience to have it kind of 'checked off the list' :))
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