Goalkeeper Marco Kwiotek has been picked up by
the police after letting 43 goals past him as his
team SV Vonderort were smashed by their local
rivals PSV Oberhausen 43-0.
The score was 35-0 at halftime, and at one point
Vonderort, a team that largely is made up of
refugees from Syria, Iraq and Guinea, were only
able to field eight players. PSV Oberhausen felt
so bad about the mollywhopping, they took off
three of their own players just to even up the
numbers.
Five days later, the police showed up at
Vonderort training to take Kwiotek into custody.
The police gave no reason for his arrest, and The
Sun reports that Kwiotek called out “They just
want to clear some things up” as they took him
away.
But he hasn’t been seen since.
There’s speculation the goalkeeper could have
been arrested for match-fixing, but police have
refused to comment on why he was arrested.
At the time of writing, it’s unknown if Kwiotek is
still in custody, but no further details have been
revealed.
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Goalkeeper Marco Kwiotek has been picked up by
the police after letting 43 goals past him as his
team SV Vonderort were smashed by their local
rivals PSV Oberhausen 43-0.
The score was 35-0 at halftime, and at one point
Vonderort, a team that largely is made up of
refugees from Syria, Iraq and Guinea, were only
able to field eight players. PSV Oberhausen felt
so bad about the mollywhopping, they took off
three of their own players just to even up the
numbers.
Five days later, the police showed up at
Vonderort training to take Kwiotek into custody.
The police gave no reason for his arrest, and The
Sun reports that Kwiotek called out “They just
want to clear some things up” as they took him
away.
But he hasn’t been seen since.
There’s speculation the goalkeeper could have
been arrested for match-fixing, but police have
refused to comment on why he was arrested.
At the time of writing, it’s unknown if Kwiotek is
still in custody, but no further details have been
revealed.
Foxsports
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