Saša Arsenovič, the mayor of Maribor, has even spoken out: “On behalf of the city, after which our legendary football club is named, I apologize to all those injured and affected”
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Events from the Sunday league match between Mura and Maribor still resonate strongly and will undoubtedly do so for several more days. Many are curious about the epilogue of the prematurely ended match; it seems almost impossible that the outcome would not be registered as 3:0 in favor of Mura. Drastic penalties for both clubs are also to be expected: Mura will be held accountable for poor organization, and Maribor for the actions of its supporters. Immediately after the match, statements were issued by Mura, Maribor, and the Slovenian Football Association (NZS), as well as Saša Arsenovič, the mayor of Mestna občina Maribor.
“On behalf of the city, after which our legendary football club is named, I apologize to all the injured and affected. For decades, as a society, we have been observing the abuse of sports, which not only harms it but also the society where sports is part of the national identity,”
stated Saša Arsenovič, who has been the mayor of Maribor since 2018.
The mayor of Štajerska‘s capital added: “Therefore, I once again call not only on fan groups but also on club officials, the football association, legislative bodies, and law enforcement agencies to work together to ensure that stadium visits are a source of sports enjoyment, pleasant socializing, and happy memories.“
This text was automatically translated using AI.
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