VIDEO: Krmenčík spat at an opponent, who punched him and got a red card

Michael Krmenčík, one of the most controversial personalities of Czech football, did not disappoint the audience in Indonesia today. The spectators of the Persija Jakarta vs. Borneo match saw a situation they will not forget for a long time. The Czech striker spat at his opponent, who reacted disproportionately and was sent off.

There was talk that he was leaving the Czech Republic for Indonesia to escape the fans. Now a video of him entertaining fans in Indonesia, where he has already scored five goals.

Michael Krmencik prepared a surprise for his opponent before Christmas. Diego Michiels disagreed with the Czech player, who spat in his face.

However, it must be added that the footage also shows that Michiels started the spitting. However, the Indonesian defender did not like Krmencik’s spit.

The former Slavia Prague striker received a slap right after the fight, after which he gave an acting performance. The linesman saw the whole situation and told the referee everything.

The main referee decided to give both players card penalties. Krmencik received a yellow card, his opponent then finished the match after a red card.

His time on the pitch did not end, however. Right after the red card, he decided to get back at Krmencik and punched him. Krmencik fell to the ground again and had to be substituted.

Persija Jakarta, with more players, managed to keep the lead and confirmed their form.

From the last seven matches, its players have gained 19 points, which currently means a loss of only two points to the first place.

Krmencik has played 10 games out of 11, scoring five goals and notching one assist. He loses 6 goals to Matheus Pat in the scorers table and is only in ninth place.

Source: Broadcast Bola