A recent football match between Deltras FC and Persibo Bojonegoro in Indonesia's Liga 2 ended in chaos, with players engaging in physical altercations and supporters storming the pitch. The match concluded in a 1-1 draw, but tensions escalated after Persibo equalized late in the game. Deltras players protested a foul they believed led to the goal, leading to players chasing the referee and Deltras supporters invading the pitch. Disturbing footage showed players from both teams throwing punches and kicks at each other. The incident quickly went viral on social media, prompting widespread condemnation and calls for sanctions against both clubs. Amir Burhanuddin, CEO of Deltras, attributed the brawl to poor refereeing, alleging that Persibo's goal resulted from an offside position. The match result left Persibo second in Group C, with Deltras just a point behind in third.
A Liga 2 football match in Indonesia between Deltras FC and Persibo Bojonegoro descended into chaos after a dramatic brawl. The game ended in a 1-1 draw, but tensions flared when Persibo equalized late in the match. Deltras players protested a foul they claimed led to the goal, escalating tensions with players chasing the referee and Deltras supporters invading the pitch. Shock footage showed players from both teams throwing punches and kicks. The incident went viral on social media, sparking widespread condemnation and calls for sanctions against both clubs. Deltras CEO Amir Burhanuddin attributed the brawl to poor refereeing decisions,
alleging that Persibo's goal resulted from an offside position. The chaos left Persibo in second place in Group C, with Deltras just one point behind in third.