England ninth league Leicester Nirvana misses 2-1 win
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Ahn Hong-seok = In the English football sub-league, a dog raged in front of the home team victory and the match was invalidated.
According to a BBC report on the 27th (Korean time) on the British broadcaster, Leicester Nirvana, a member of the United Countys League, which is the ninth division in England, was ahead of the GNG Odby at the last minute by 2-1.
But a German Shepherd and his dog ruined Leicester Nirvana’s victory.
As the dog kept barking by the ground and threatening the players, the referee asked the owner of the dog to calm the dog.
However, the match was rejected, and the referee canceled the game, saying, “I can’t see more.”
Leicester Nirvana club said on Twitter, “It’s the first time I haven’t finished the game because of a dog and its owner,” and regretted missing the victory.
This is not the first time a dog has left a mark on British football, according to the BBC.
In 1987, the fourth division’s Turquoise United remained in the final game of the season, scoring a dramatic equalizer in seven minutes or a given second half extra time after attacking four players.
Four months before the 1966 England World Cup, the then-winning Julie Me Cup was found in a hill in a suburb of London within a week of theft, and it was a dog named Pickles while walking.
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