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FotoSULTAN Ahmad Shah (dua dari kiri) berbincang dengan pegawai perlawanan.

Kuantan: Dua penyokong Pahang dan Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) cedera terkena objek dibaling individu tidak bertanggungjawab pada aksi separuh akhir kedua Piala FA yang melakar episod mendukacitakan di Stadium Darul Makmur, malam tadi.

Seorang wanita dipercayai penyokong Pahang terpaksa dibawa keluar polis selepas mata kanannya cedera terkena objek dibaling ketika dia dan lebih 7,000 penyokong tuan rumah terpaksa duduk di trek gara-gara stadium skuad Tok Gajah itu penuh sesak.

Seorang penyokong Johor DT pula memegang kepalanya selepas terkena balingan objek sekali gus menghidangkan risiko besar buat Persatuan Bolasepak Negeri Pahang (PBNP) terhadap tindakan yang boleh dikenakan Persatuan Bolasepak Malaysia (FAM) yang pasti berang dengan insiden ini.
Pertemuan yang diungguli Johor DT hasil kemenangan 1-0 di Stadium Larkin, Sabtu lalu itu gagal dimulakan mengikut jadual sebenar selepas 7,000 penyokong tuan rumah memenuhi trek, memaksa semua pihak terbabit mengadakan mesyuarat tergempar mencari jalan penyelesaian serta-merta.

Perlawanan dijadual bermula 8.45 malam tertangguh satu jam 40 minit sebelum pengadil perlawanan membatalkan aksi itu pada jam 10.25 malam.

Untuk rekod, Stadium Darul Makmur hanya mampu menampung 35,000 penyokong tapi 42,000 penyokong kedua-dua pasukan dianggar membanjiri stadium yang pernah menyaksikan anak didik Dollah Salleh menewaskan Johor DT, 3-2 pada saingan Liga Super, beberapa bulan lalu.

Bagi meredakan keadaan, Sultan Pahang yang juga Presiden FAM Sultan Ahmad Shah serta Presiden PBNP Tengku Abdul Rahman Sultan Ahmad Shah turun bertanyakan situasi sebenar kepada barisan pegawai perlawanan selain bertemu penyokong Tok Gajah di trek.

Berdasarkan peraturan Persekutuan Bola Sepak Antarabangsa (FIFA), setiap perlawanan tidak boleh dilangsungkan andai ada penyokong pasukan duduk terlalu hampir dengan padang kerana dibimbangi bakal mencetuskan keadaan tidak selesa pemain yang pastinya risaukan keselamatan masing-masing.
Penyokong Johor DT, Salehan Sakiran, 39, yang datang bersama rakan dari Muar kesal insiden ini berlaku dan menyifatkan ia berpunca daripada kesilapan PBNP kerana menjual tiket melebihi kapasiti stadium.

“Memang saya takut kerana kami kelompok kecil dan ia pastinya mengundang masalah. Saya harap ia tidak berlaku lagi dan memohon kawalan keselamatan diperketatkan lagi,” katanya.

Seorang lagi penyokong Johor DT, Rosli Shariff, 43, berkata, penganjur perlawanan perlu lebih peka dan tidak hanya memikirkan keuntungan semata-mata.



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