It is the last day of the 2023-24 season in the second-class football in English, and Milwal is looking to end their campaign at a height in the city of Swansea.
The end of the typical season between two mid -table teams is the erosion towards Goalleess when the Welsh team wins a penalty after Jake Cooper's mistake on the Brazilian wing Ronald.
Up the userly reliable Matt Grimes steps, but Matija Sarkic, Millwall goalkeeper, which is 6 feet length, 4 feet and 4 feet, goes away to his right in providing a fine to save a strong season with lions after joining wolves for 1.2 million pounds.
After a few minutes, Casper De Norre concludes at the other end to win 1-0 victory and send Millwall fans to the summer in a prosperous mood after its fifth consecutive victory.
“Given that we have a turbulent part earlier in the season and three managers and two articles, it was a great end to the campaign,” says Phil Clark, the ticket for the Lyons season.
Six weeks later, this feeling was optimistic when horrific news reached Al -Ain that Sarkic, a teammate, is very well and was very respectful, he died suddenly at the age of twenty -sixth. During the black mountain vacation.
“It was destroyed,” says Andy Marshall, the goalkeeper coach in Milwal, told BBC Sport.
Marshall had a close relationship with Sarkic, and extended over nine years and three different clubs.
“It was like a son for me. He separated from the club.”
Melwal, who faces their competitors in London Crystal Palace in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Saturday (12:15 GMT, is still on the air on the BBC one), contradicts the loss of the famous goalkeeper who was called “Matti”.
“I remember seeing the news comes on social media,” says Clark. “My son and I were in full shock.”
