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PSV fan association apologize to Dmitrovic

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Sevilla’s game in Eindhoven last Thursday saw the club secure an aggregate 3-2 victory over PSV to advance to the next stage of the Europa League.

However, the occasion was marred by a pitch invader, who tried to attack goalkeeper Marko Dmitrović.

It was reported that the aggressor was a 20-year-old with a history of football-related crimes and misdemeanors.

Dmitrović subdued the trespasser until security reacted and escorted him out.

After the nasty incident, a PSV fan association, Supportersvereniging PSV, took the initiative to make it up to the Serbian goalkeeper.

In a touching act, they sent a bouquet of flowers with a hand-written note to Sevilla, expressing their concern for his well-being, apologising on behalf of the PSV supporters, and wishing him luck on the rest of the Europa League campaign.

Dmitrović replied on Twitter a few days later, confirming he had received the thoughtful gift.

He also sent out a message expressing his gratitude and reinforcing the sentiment that football is about respect and unity.

“A single person cannot stain a club as important and respected as PSV and a city that will always be as special for Sevilla fans as Eindhoven,” ended the goalkeeper’s note.

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