They started and played almost until the end in Kranj, but then the weather prevailed: The match between Triglav and Brinje Grosuplje ended in the 83rd minute
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Slovenia once again found itself in the grip of stormy events, which also affected the last match of the 22nd round of the second Slovenian football league. In Kranj, at 6 p.m., Triglav and Brinje Grosuplje began their encounter, but the match was not completed. Referee Žan Jazbec was forced to end it prematurely, specifically in the 77th minute. The reason? A storm!
When the players of both teams left the pitch prematurely at the stadium in the capital of Upper Carniola, the guests from Dolenjska were leading 1-0. The only goal came after just five minutes of the match, when Rok Štorman found the back of the net for the visitors. The 19-year-old player, on loan from Radomlje, celebrated his very first goal in senior football. It was a masterful strike as Rok Štorman beat the Triglav goalkeeper with an exceptional shot from 18 meters.
Meanwhile, the Football Association of Slovenia (NZS) has already made the decision for the two clubs to meet again on Monday, with the referee signaling the start at 6 p.m. For thirteen minutes? Rules are rules…
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Author: editorial Football Planet
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