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The close ties of the fans of Jagellonia, the Polish team, with the Serbian ultras that eliminated Dinamo, have previously caused problems for them, due to their provocations against Albanians.
Their true colors were revealed on the eve of the match against Novi Pazar, the Serbian team from a city considered "Muslim", Bosnian, Albanian and Turkish. Before their visit to Serbia, they posted photos of a map of Kosovo with the caption "Kosovo is Serbia..."
For this provocation, they were beaten up in the streets of Novi Pazar by Albanians. But apparently this was just the beginning. In Tirana 24 hours ago, fans of this team tried to create problems and riots, with offensive gestures in the main square of Tirana, and some of us managed to do it, but for this too we received "an answer" on the way to the airport.
As if the ugly face of their fans wasn't enough, the Greek striker, only 20 years old, Dimitris Rallis, the author of the equalizer goal at the "National Arena" where the return match between Dinamo and Jagellonia took place (1-1), although he has spent most of his life in the Netherlands where he has been active with Heerenveen since his childhood and the beginning of his career, posts photos of his celebration on his social networks Instagram, at our national stadium in the center of Tirana, located in Serbia.
Perhaps his obsession with football as a child may have gotten him out of school too early and perhaps he didn't learn the map of Europe well or which team he played for and what country he represented, but in these digital and technological years we live in, no application lets you make such "unintentional" mistakes.
Well done to Jagellonia for qualifying and a great "shame" for a young man in his first steps as a professional, as last season he moved to the first team of a club and it is precisely Jagellonia that attempts low provocations of this level.
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