Bravo secured a 2-1 victory over Radomlje on Saturday, a result that prevented Olimpija from qualifying for European competition for the first time in eleven years. The winning goal was scored late in the match, following a penalty awarded in the 94th minute, which was converted by loan player Admir Bristrić. Following the outcome, Olimpija issued statements criticizing the officiating decisions made during the match, specifically questioning the involvement of multiple referees and the VAR room in the process.
The reaction from the club leadership was significant. Club director Igor Barišić subsequently announced in an interview that Olimpija would boycott the final match of the season scheduled against Bravo. These statements indicate a substantial level of dissatisfaction regarding the match’s proceedings.
The club’s reaction has drawn attention to the controversy surrounding the penalty award and its direct impact on the team’s season objectives. The announcement of a boycott suggests a deep disagreement with the officiating outcomes of the fixture.
