Captain Under Heavy Pressure / Attack on Viking Star Over Olisseh: 'Despicable Man!'

Michael Olisseh's dismissal led to heavy criticism of Zlatko Trpchevski on social media.

According to "Sports Three", Zlatko Tripic was a shadow of Michael Olisse in Stavanger, to the extent that the real abilities of this French player were hardly seen last night on the artificial turf of the Scandinavian region. However, he did score, but was sent off a few minutes later for punching the ball in the Viking captain's face. The second yellow card and the end of his career on the field.

Then, in the 90th minute, the Scandinavian team equalized and one of Norway's wealthiest cities, home to the famous Perikstolen rock and from where you can almost see the entrance to Asgard, burst into jubilation. However, the backlash that followed was more reminiscent of Loki (a character from the Marvel franchise) than anything else, with abusive messages still flooding Trippitch's official Instagram account.

"What a character!", "You are nobody, sit down." What an unethical behavior!", "Imagine being so untalented that you have to resort to dirty tricks. Are you really proud of something like that?", "A spoiled, crying girl who tries to be strong, but is nothing but a dirty person." Each message was more offensive than the last.

Not all reactions were on social media. Right after the match, some people put aside their football coordination to comment on the style of play of the Viking captain, who without a doubt declared himself the winner of the duel with Ulysses. He told TV2: "It's great that a player like him, who will probably win the Ballon d'Or one day, is angry at a player from Oftebrow and Lyngdal. I shouldn't have expected to feel so comfortable here. When I was able to distract him from what he was great at, he finally lost control and smashed the ball into my face. "I feel like I won that duel against him."

This incident made people like Max Eberle, the sports director of Bayern Munich, talk about the ball hitting Tripić in the head during the match against Viking Stavanger and provoking the French player from the Norwegian player. "He played like a scoundrel," said the Bayern Munich manager.