The incident took place during a South African
fourth-tier match, and has been condemned by the
national players' union The South African Football Players Union have
condemned an incident which took place during a
South African fourth-tier match where a person
appeared to drive onto the pitch during a league
game, apparently to attack a referee. According to The Citizen, the driver was an enraged supporter who, unhappy with a refereeing decision
during an ABC Motsepe League match between
Luka Ball Controllers and Polokwane City Rovers over the weekend, attempted to attack the official
in his vehicle. The video circulated on social media on Monday,
and depicts a motorist speeding down the length of
the field to catch up with the referee, who was able
to get out of the way.
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and privacy 1,789 people are talking about this "We as #SAFPU are shocked to have witnessed
such barbaric behavior," read a statement by the
Union's Secretary General Nhlanhla Shabalala.
"There is no place for it in football. "We will be meeting in earnest with the South
African Football Association to resolve." According to The Citizen, the Ball Controllers
supporter was enraged when Rovers scored their
second goal to comeback to 2-1 having initially
fallen behind. “Each time the game was set to restart he
threatened to go on to the field against. It spoiled
the game because be kept trying to drive the car
towards the City Rovers bench,” said a source at the
stadium. “He wanted to hit the referee, that is who he was
targeting, he turned his attention to the Rover
bench in frustration because the referee made his
way off the field as he feared he would be run over by the fan.

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