Incident on TVP before the Sweden-Poland match. The fan suddenly shouted about Tusk
A vulgar shout against the Prime Minister appeared in a live program on TVP. The incident occurred before the match between Poland and Sweden.
On Tuesday, March 31, the Polish national team lost a key World Cup qualifying match against Sweden. TVP employees will not remember this day well. There was some vulgarity on the station’s air, which they certainly preferred to spare their viewers.
Vulgar shouting on TVP. A man with a dislike for Tusk
The scandalous incident occurred during an interview with Polish fans in Stockholm who supported our national team in white and red T-shirts. One of them, in an interview with TVP, emphasized that the Swedes’ advantage would be playing on their own pitch, in front of their own audience. At that moment, his statement was interrupted by a man passing by, who shouted his dislike towards the head of the Polish government.
– We don’t like Tusk! F*** you old man! – he said vulgarly, gesturing with his hand, and then walked away. A wide range of reactions could be found in the comments under this fragment posted on X. From humorous summaries, through support for the shouted slogan, to sharp condemnation of the words of an anonymous man.
“A beautiful civic attitude,” wrote one commenter. “Well, the sound engineer and the sound engineer had no chance to react. It was so warm in there,” someone else commented. “Why should they like him, if KO is a party of intelligentsia and successful people, not stadium cattle?” – another person asked. “Honey to my ears,” Radosław laughed. “Nawrocki’s friend said that his intelligence was written on his certificate,” Wiesław said.
Poland loses to Sweden and does not go to the World Cup
Unfortunately, on Tuesday the Polish national football team lost to Sweden 2:3 and at the end of the play-offs lost the chance to advance to this year’s world championships in Canada, the USA and Mexico.
The Poles made up for their losses twice. Nicola Zalewski scored the equalizing goal from outside the penalty area. Later, however, the player who usually plays for the Italian Atalanta made a big mistake, after which Sweden took the lead again (this time 2:1).
The Poles did not give up and, despite several controversial referee decisions, they tried to equalize the score at all costs. It worked in the 55th minute after Karol Świderski’s goal. Matty Cash (cross), Jakub Kamiński (extension of the header) and Nicola Zalewski (field and assist) were also involved in the nice action of the Polish team. Unfortunately, at the end of the match, after some confusion, Viktor Gyokeres scored 3-2 for Sweden, ending our chances of advancing.
