REGION LAUGHS AT US: Referee Mirza Kazlagić and decisions in the Borac - Sarajevo derby as a source of mockery

(Patria) - Regional media are also writing about the Borac and Sarajevo derby played on Saturday in Banja Luka, but the Premier League clash did not come into focus because of Euro goals, nice moves, fair play, but rather due to refereeing decisions.

No one missed the detail from the first half and the duel between Karlo Lulić and Zoran Kvržić in which the Sarajevo player was in possession of the ball, and the Borac player started with an open studs on his knee. However, everyone was shocked when the main referee Mirza Kazlagić called a foul for the home team.

- The referee did not call a foul in favor of Sarajevo for this, but rather shocked Sarajevo, and football fans in Bosnia and Herzegovina in general, by ruling that this was a foul in attack. So, a foul by the Sarajevo player - writes Index.hr in a text titled "Mockery in the BiH derby. The referee sees this as a foul in attack. A suspicious penalty followed."

After the match, Lulić posted a story on Instagram with a telling message. Alongside a picture of the situation where Kvržić tackles him, he added circus and clown emojis and wrote: "Foul in attack."

- Borac soon took the lead, with a goal by Zoran Kvržić himself. He scored from a very suspiciously awarded penalty for Borac. Amer Hiroš, a former player of Osijek and Šibenik, threw himself in front of opponent Mamadou Jatta, and Kazlagić pointed to the spot for the hosts - continues Index.hr and notes that after the match, Sarajevo published a photo with Kazlagić in focus with the caption: "When it's hard for you, don't stop."