Jermaine Lens: "Then I thought, 'What the hell? Are they going to smash my car to bits?"

Former Dynamo Kyiv midfielder Jermaine Lens has recalled the events of the 2014 Revolution of Dignity that took place in the Ukrainian capital at the time.

Jermaine Lens

"It was a turbulent time, during which I didn't feel safe in Kyiv for a minute. But, at the same time, the club took care of our safety at a very high level. Despite these events, football continued. It was like an outlet for people.

The events that happened then were very unusual. One day I was standing at a traffic light in my car and saw men in balaclavas approaching, holding all kinds of batons and other objects. I thought at the time: "What the hell? Are they going to smash my car to pieces?". But they passed by.

And when I looked in the rear-view mirror, I saw that the police car was completely smashed. In doing so, it crashed into another car to pass," Voetbal International quoted Lens as saying.

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