A riot of Slavia fans at the end? I had goosebumps. I’m an emotional player, it put new blood in my veins, said Douděra

Slavia fell at home to Cluj in the third match of the group stage. Sešivani were more active, but the only goal of the match was scored by the visiting Cluj, who took all three points to Romania. What did David Douděra say after the match?

Slavia were the favourites in their group after the draw, they drew 1-1 with Sivaspor in their first match in Turkey. They then beat Ballkani 3: 2 at home and the fans believed that another win would follow.

But that didn’t happen. The Sešivans were more active, but the visitors had their chances and converted one of them. Rangelo Janga, to be precise, who fired Cluj’s first group stage win.

“Definitely, we were unlucky, we shot the bars. Too bad, it could have bounced back to us at least once. Cluj solved their situation with a goal, a bit lucky, but that’s football. They scored one more goal, they won,” said David Douděra in an interview for the club website.

At the end he was cheering the fans who supported their team during the match. “I felt that this is the moment. I broke out in a cold sweat. They started shouting, I had goosebumps. I’m an emotional player, it got to me, it put new blood in my veins.

I believed that it would rebound to me and we’d get even. It didn’t happen… Thank you all for coming, chanting, chanting ‘After a win, after a loss’, that’s life,” he added.

However, Slavia does not have to mourn. After three matches, all teams have the same number of points, so the progression is only slightly complicated. However, it remains the favourite to win Group G.

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