Danuta Holecka’s unusual outfit. See what she wore to the Polish match

On Tuesday, March 31, thousands of Poles shared their football emotions. The White and Reds, led by Jan Urban, were one match away from playing at the World Cup in Canada, the USA and Mexico. If they won the play-off match against Sweden, they would qualify for the tournament, which will feature a record number of participants. As many as 48 teams from all over the world will play in this year’s world championship.

Holecka supported the Poles. Her scarf caught her attention

Unfortunately, despite the goals of Nicola Zalewski and Karol Świderski, our team lost to the Swedes 2:3 and ultimately ended the tournament qualifications with great disappointment. The goals of Elanga, Lagerbielke and Gyokeres took away hope from Polish players and fans who supported their representatives in various ways.

The Poles’ match was watched and commented on by Telewizja Republika, among others: station star Danuta Holecka. The journalist’s outfit, which prepared something unique for this event, aroused the interest of Internet users. She put a scarf on her shoulders, but it did not resemble typical fan props. In addition to the Polish emblem, he also had a print with… Holecka’s face on it.

“Yes, he has distance towards himself,” wrote one of the commenters on this view of X. “Class,” added another. “Ego like Trump’s,” criticized another Internet user. “She is wonderful,” Mrs. Ola enthused. “Where’s the fundraising banner?” – Mr. Piotr asked sarcastically. Someone shared the observation that the journalist was wearing not a scarf, but a bedspread. Other people only expressed their amusement: through text or emoji.

Controversy after the Poland-Sweden match. Was there a penalty?

On the TVP Sport website, former international referee Rafał Rostowski pointed out a serious error to the referee of Tuesday’s match. In his opinion, Slavko Vinčić could have awarded a penalty kick to the Poles in the first quarter of the match. He claimed that Cash’s touching of the ball with his hand was accidental and should not have interrupted the game.

“The Pole moved in accordance with motor coordination, in accordance with the dynamics of movement, he did not score a goal after the ball touched his hand, so referee Slavko Vincić should not have stopped the game. The ball rolled to Robert Lewandowski, who kicked it, but was fouled in the penalty area by Carl Starfelt,” he noted.

There was also controversy in the second part of the match. Jakub Kamiński may have been fouled in the penalty area as he stuck his foot in front of the Swedish defender. He didn’t kick the ball, but at the Pole. However, the Slovenian referee did not even decide to check the situation via the VAR system.