In a confrontation during the Stockholm derby, Djurgården’s Wiktor Nilsson broke through AIK’s young Dalibor Dvorsky.
It all led to a double expulsion.
After the match, AIK’s Daniel Mozito Bagnda watches the action.
– They’re cowards, he tells Sportbladet.
Emotions flared up among the players during the first Stockholm derby of the season and the players didn’t hesitate to push themselves a bit on the ice.
At the end of the second period, there was a small fight.
Wiktor Nilsson from Djurgården collaborated with Dalibor Dvorsky from AIK. The former grabbed his opponent’s grill and tore so hard that the helmet came off of him.
It all led to two minutes each for roughening.
“They are what they are – cowards”
After the match, AIK player Daniel Mozito Bagenda questioned the referee.
– It was said that there must be a penalty when you pull over the net?
What do you think of them pulling the grill?
– So they are cowards. If you want make-up, it is better to do it than to stand and pull on the net.
What did you say to zoos?
– A hand-picked few, I did. But I won’t tell you that here.
decisive for the effort
In a four-on-four match, Djurgarden also extended his lead to 3-1.
– We had some decisions that resulted in goals in the rear. But you can’t say that’s why he’s a target, but in hindsight, that’s what it was. It’s frustrating, of course, says Muzito-Bagenda.
At an early stage, AIK was also mistakenly dismissed for offside, heading for a free kick when they were 1-0 up.
– I think they’re missing a little bit today. We could have scored 2-0 but instead they turned around and scored 1-1. It’s stupid, says Muzito-Bagenda, who didn’t think the score mirrored the match, but that’s how it is:
The chapter resists
– Djurgarden is there on the table for a reason. But I still think we are the better team today.
Zoo star Linus Klassen is surprised when he hears Mozito Bagenda’s analysis.
– Oh really? I do not agree with that at all. He should be responsible for that.