VIDEO: Two-goal Kliment knocked down a fighting Dukla. Sigma won 2:1

The football players from Olomouc won the match of the 9th round of the Chance League. On Sunday afternoon, they beat Prague’s Dukla 2:1 at Andrová Stadium. Jan Kliment put them in the lead in the opening minute of the game. Hanáky was subsequently weakened by the exclusion of Adam Dohnálek, after which they had to go to ten. However, the forces were even at the end of the first half and Kliment added the second goal shortly after the change of sides. In the end, he turned out to be victorious, because Dukla made the ending even more dramatic. In the end, Sigma won 2:1 and remains unbeaten at the Andro Stadium.

SK Sigma Olomouc

Lineup: Stoppen – Chvátal, Pokorný, Dohnálek, Sláma – Langer (69. Spáčil), Breite (9. Král) – Vodháněl (68. Dele), Zorvan, Mikulenka (46. Mikulenka) – Kliment (89. Muritala). Coach: Tomáš Janotka.

FK Dukla Prague

Lineup: Hruška – Vondrášek (84. Moulis), Hašek, Peterka, Ludvíček (46. Zeronik) – Šebrle, Kozma, Lichý, Ambler – Matějka (60. Řezníček) – Mešanović (46. Mešanović). Coach: Petr Rada.

Statistics

Goals: 1. and 59. Kliment – 74. Řezníček. Referee: 1. and 59. Kliment – ​​74. Řezníček. ŽK: Pokorný, Mikulenka, Chvátal, Kliment – ​​Hašek, Peterka, Zeronik. ČK: 5. Catch up – 45. Odd. Viewers: 3387.

The match started with a hectic opening ten minutes. In the very first minute, Hanáci dealt a blow to Dukla. Langer passed to Kliment, who was lurking in the big box, who leaned into the shot and aimed exactly under the crossbar – 1:0 for Sigma.

But right away, the Hanáci were at a numerical disadvantage. Adam Dohnálek ​​pulled Mešanović to the ground and referee Kotal sent off the young defender after the intervention of the video.

Coach Janotka sent fresh reinforcement Jan Krále into the game, for whom it was the first start for Sigma since his recent transfer.

The players from Olomouc did not let their numerical disadvantage paralyze them and in the 11th minute rushed to outnumber them. That was finished by Kliment shooting, whose shot was blocked by a Dukla defender.

After a quarter of an hour of the game, Tadeáš Stoppen got out for the first time.

Ten minutes later it was Sigma who stuck the horns in again. A quick counterattack was led by Kliment, who was rushed by Mikulenka and Vodháněl. Kliment passed to Mikulenko, whose good shot was blocked by a defender near the right post.

The end of the first half was as hectic as the beginning. In the 44th minute, Lichý fouled Langer sharply. Referee Kotala first showed a yellow card, but VAR intervened again, which corrected the referee’s decision. Lichý saw red and the forces on the field were even.

Sigma had two big chances in regulation time. First, Hruška had to intervene against a good shot by Vodháněl from a free kick. After that, Sláma got to the volley and the ball ended up just short of the post.

Sigma struck Dukla’s second blow in the 59th minute. Zorvan’s cross from the corner was deflected by the visitors’ defense, but only to Kliment, who did not hesitate and with the first shot broke through the wall of bodies, including the goalkeeper Hruška – 2:0.

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A few minutes later, Hanáci could have already led by three goals. Fiala narrowly missed Chvátal’s sharp cross from the right. The event continued and at the end of it, Vodháněl was burning dangerously. Hruška had to intervene.

Dukla immediately got back into the match. Douděr sent Řezniček into a 100% chance with a vertical shot and the experienced gunner was not wrong. Hanáci only held a one-goal lead.

The guests still tried to push Sigma and fought for at least a point at the Andro Stadium, but coach Janotka’s men did not concede another goal and returned to the winning streak. They beat Dukla Prague 2:1.

They will play their next match on Friday, September 27, starting at 7:30 p.m. in the epet Arena against defending champion Sparta Prague.

Reviews

Tomáš Janotka: “I think it was a very interesting and varied match. An early and quick goal certainly helped us. We were leading 1:0. The red card for Adam Dohnálek ​​was a significant complication. Apart from the first goal, it was one of the important factors of the match.”

“It was also important that, until the Dukla player was sent off, we were able to defend precisely and didn’t let the opponent into any scoring opportunities.”

“The 2-0 goal allowed us to allow ourselves to make one mistake in the game. The correction to 2:1 was only cosmetic. But it’s a shame that we conceded and didn’t finish the match without stress.”

Arsenal’s world-class full-back William Saliba spoke self-critically and modestly about his own worth.

He should shake off Saliba, which is not an easy task

This was noted by András Szarka on Thursday night while commenting on the Atalanta-Arsenal Champions League match on the RTL + streaming channel during a duel between Mateo Retegui and William Saliba.

In the match that ended 0-0, David Raya and Saliba proved to be the best of the Londoners, finishing with a double save at the Italian striker’s penalty. Based on the statistics of Whoscored and Sofascore, the French defender had two tackles, five clearances and possession, and won 75% of his duels against the players of the defending Europa League champions Bergamo. “As a shield, the player of the French national team easily avoided everything that came his way. He stopped Lookman with a great tackle on one occasion,” it reads in the goal.com review.We just read it on the day of the meeting on the same websiteas the full-back explained what he thinks he lacks to be the best defender in the world. Which is much closer than he thinks.

Saliba on Arsenal-Brighton champions © Benjamin Cremel/AFP

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In Esélylesők’s May program entitled Dream Team of the Season 2023/24, all three participants of the program, András Szarka, Peet Szabó and Dávid Bíró, nominated him for the position of the right inner defender.

No outfield player in Arsenal has ever spent all the minutes of the league season on the pitch – until the 2023/2024 season and Saliba.

“The impressive thing is that we knew a certain image of Saliba: calm, strong. But what he did in the second half of the season, and how he improved with the way he carried the ball and appeared even in the attacking third, is really unbreakable from this team,” he noted. Andris Sarka.

“In this extremely high-risk game, a defender has to constantly make good decisions, and Saliba has timeless results in this. He was the only player in my team where I didn’t think for a minute whether he needed an alternative, as a right-sided inner defender, I think Saliba is the best was top four in the league,” Peet added.

When the European Championship was discussed between the parties, Saliba was also given a leading role, with Andris Szarka and Peet Szabó, the Frenchman was included in the best eleven of the summer European Championship.

“With Upamecano, the dog-cat duo teamed up. What stands out about Saliba is that he hardly had tackles as a defender, the ball was brought to him three times, two of which were successful tackles, in addition he had five tackle attempts, two of which were successful. This was not Saliba’s added value , but in the positioning and sweeping behind Upamecano for the balls that went in behind the defense.

He brought down a European Championship without making a mistake leading directly to a shot. Saliba should be singled out because what he did was not spectacular, but he was very good at choosing well-functioning, simple solutions,” said Peet.

Arsenal’s brilliant full-back has made a name for himself in the past two PL seasons, shining in his position under head coach Mikel Arteta. The Londoners have twice come close to Manchester City in the title race but narrowly missed out on both occasions.

Thanks to Saliba’s efforts, Arsenal conceded just 29 goals last season, the best result in the top leagues. However, the Frenchman says he cannot be considered Europe’s best centre-back until he wins a major trophy.

We recommend Harry Kane to the attention of William Saliba, who is one of the best center forwards in the world, even though he has never won anything with any club in his life.

William Saliba watches Spain’s Dani Olmo in the Euro semi-final © Thomas Kienzle/AFP

Photo: AFP

“The last two seasons, especially last season, I’ve been on the right track. Maybe I’m on my way to becoming the best defender in the world. I think I’m one of the best right now, but I need to win a few more titles before I can say that.

I think that’s what’s missing now. If you win trophies, you are good, if you don’t, you can’t call yourself the best. I believe in this. I’m one of the best in the world,” Saliba told Fox Sports.

The Frenchman could take another step down that path on Sunday when Arsenal visit Manchester City. If there is a defense that can stop Erling Haaland, who produces goals on a conveyor belt, it is the Saliba-Gabriel duo. In last year’s three Arsenal-City matches, Haaland did not score.

FC Twente awaits the away match against Manchester United in the Europa League on Wednesday evening. Marcel van der Kraan is curious about the sentiment of manager Erik ten Hag.

“Erik ten Hag will face his old love FC Twente in the Europa League at Old Trafford on Wednesday,” he writes on the website of The Telegraph. “That promises to be an emotional reunion. As if he wanted to immerse himself in the Dutch atmosphere, the Tukker had already fielded a record number of players who have grown up in the Netherlands for the warm-up away against Crystal Palace (0-0).

Van der Kraan is referring to André Onana, Matthijs de Ligt, Lisandro Martinez, Noussair Mazraoui, Christian Eriksen and Joshua Zirkzee. In addition, Antony was still on the bench and Tyrell Malacia is not yet fit enough to play. “Of those eight players with a past in the Netherlands, six originally come from Ajax,” says Van der Kraan. “FC Twente, which has had to sacrifice quality, cannot come close to what Ten Hag has at his disposal in Manchester with its selection.”

“FC Twente’s scouts will also have seen that on the bench behind him in London there were more than 400 million euros worth of reserve players,” Van der Kraan continues. “Because with Harry Maguire (105 million), Marcus Rashford, Mason Mount (64 million), Casemiro (70 million), Antony (100 million), Manuel Ugarte (50 million) and Rasmus Højlund (74 million) there was still plenty to choose from in the second half. Add to that the value of Rashford, who was trained by United themselves but now represents 60 million.”