Well-known journalist Serhiy Tyshchenko briefly commented on the result of the match between Rukh and Dynamo in the 30th round of the Ukrainian championship (1-2).
Grigory Kozlovsky"I'm sure that Hryhoriy Kozlovsky, with his great opportunities, could have helped Rukh reach the European Cups. But the team played honestly, everything was decided on the football field. None of the opponents played any tricks against Rukh. An unmotivated Dynamo without national team players tripped up the Lviv team. No one worked with the referees. I don't remember any loyal refereeing in Rukh's favour during the championship, especially at the end.
The owners of Dynamo and Rukh have a good relationship. If they wanted, they could have easily agreed on a draw. No one would have said anything. But we live in a time when everything has to change, when we have to be honest. It is not enough to sing the anthem or go to matches with a flag.
The point is very simple: only in a real struggle, only by overcoming difficulties, do footballers become footballers, only in harsh conditions do boys become men. If you really want to develop, sell players, and be successful, it makes no sense to get help from the outside. It will all backfire later.
On the other hand, we see the example of Polissia. In the first part of the season, they had the most loyal refereeing in the league. The matches against MX-1925 and Obolon became scandalous. At the end of the championship, the away victory over bronze medallist Kryvbas and the home win over champion Shakhtar (who lost for the first time in the second part of the season) look a little strange, to put it mildly. After all, before that, they had failed to beat Zorya with a majority, and they had failed to overcome the worst team in the UPL, MX-1925. European Cups as an end in itself. Or I see a goal, but I don't see any obstacles..." Serhii wrote on Telegram.
