Jagiellonia Białystok probably advanced to the 1/8 final of the conference league. After last week's, away victory with Backa Topola 3: 1, Adrian Siemieniec's team repeated this result in front of their own audience. Kristoffer Hansen and Jesus Imaz scored goals for Polish champions, and Viktor Radojević scored the suicide goal.
Full appreciation for Jagiellonia was not only Polish, but also Serbian media. Journalists not only had any doubts who was better in this competition, but also drew attention to what outside the pitch. Specifically, on the banners that appeared on the grandstand occupied by the most die -hard Jagiellonia fans.
A week ago, fans of both clubs exchanged courtesy, emphasizing the strong Polish-Hungarian relations. It was not a coincidence, because the back poplar is a club rebuilt by Hungarians and Viktor Orban.
– We represent both countries, Serbia and Hungary. Our country is now Serbi -Hungary – said Janos Zsemberi, president of the Back Topola. Most Hungarian Serbs live in the watery region. The local roots have 10 percent. population.
Serbian media about Jagiellonia supporters
Fans of the Back Topola, who appeared in Bialystok, responded to last week's preserved fans of Jagiellonia and chanted, among others “Poland, Poland”. Three banners appeared in the hosts' mill, which recorded the Serbian media.
On one of them, Jagiellonia fans directly turned to the fans of Crvena Zvezda, writing to them in Serbian: “Thank you”. On another they expressed in Polish, writing: “Boys, keep in the Serbian police.”
“Poles also devoted a third banner to Serbians, this time a large flag with the inscription 'Kosovo is Serbian' in Polish as well as the map of Kosovo and Metohia in the colors of the Serbian flag, red-blue-white-noted the Kurir.RS portal.
In the 1/8 final of the Jagiellonia Conference League will play either with Legia Warsaw or with Cercle Brugge. Draw on Friday.