A player stabbed a knife in a Lebanese league match sports

The match between the Al-Burj team and its Abbasid sports host, which ended with the 1-0 victory of the second team at the second stadium in the southern Abbasiya town, was witnessed in the seventh round of the second round of the Lebanon Football Championship, “Sixth,” a serious incident, as one of the players was stabbing a knife.

According to a statement issued by the Al -Burj Club through its official page on the “Facebook” website, its player, Mohammed Al -Sibai, “and Warkat”, received a stab with a knife in his back after the fans stormed the stadium immediately after the end of the meeting, and the statement stated “suddenly and unjustified, the stadium gates were opened, which led to the entry of the Abbasid sports fans and their assault on the players of the Al -Burj team with white weapons and batons, which resulted in multiple injuries in the ranks Players.

The player and the Cutting of Mohamed El Sebaei were stabbed by a dangerous knife that required his urgent transfer to the hospital for treatment.

“What makes it more dangerous is that the attack was carefully coordinated and studied, from the moment the stadium stormed the way the aggressors withdrew without any significant intervention,” Al -Burj added in his statement.

And he added, “This is not a spontaneous escape, but rather an organized and planned assault, which raises great question marks on the intentions and the bodies behind it.”

The team revealed that the match was conducted without the presence of ambulance teams and security forces, as the team remained held in the dressing room 45 minutes after the attack after the match, indicating that what happened “is a precedent that threatens the security of the game and players in Lebanon”, and that he will follow this incident until each party bears full responsibilities.

The southern club made an official apology through its page from the tower “for the unfortunate and unjustified events”, and said in a statement that his players and members of his administration “defended all the players and the technical and administrative staff to protect the Al -Burj Club players, and a number of administrators were injured as a result.”

Al -Abbasiya sent a message to the Lebanese Football Federation not to hold any match without the presence of the security forces, and concluded, “The Abbasid Al -Riyadi club rejects and condemns the cowardly work that some motors did from the team’s fans.”