Beşiktaş's star went crazy! The reporter's question caused an uproar

Czechia National Team, for which Beşiktaş star player Vaclav Cerny plays, hosted Faroe Islands in the 2026 FIFA World Cup European Qualifiers Group L match. In the match played at Torsvollur Stadium, the host team won with a score of 2-1.

While the first half of the match ended in a goalless draw, Hanus Sorensen and Martin Agnarsson scored the goals that brought victory to Faroe Islands. Czechia's only goal came from Adam Karabec. Czech media described this unexpected defeat as a "night of shame".

'I DON'T WANT TO BE SORRY'

Cerny, who started for Czechia, was replaced by Jan Chramosta in the 87th minute. The 27-year-old did not hide his disappointment in an interview with Czech television after the match. Cerny said, "We made an effort, but we lacked in the most critical area, which is finishing. It's hard to analyze the situation right after the game. I don't want to say anything I will regret."

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There were tense moments during the interview when reporter Jan Lutonsky questioned Cerny's positioning at the time of the first goal. When Lutonsky asked, "You were there for the first goal, what went wrong?" Cerny replied, "What was the distance between me and him?" referring to Sorensen, who scored the goal. To the reporter's persistent question, "Should you have followed that player, how did you assess the situation?" Cerny responded with a puzzled, "Was I supposed to talk to the players?"

'BLAME ME, DON'T BE SHY'

When Lutonsky asked, "Should you have defended, wasn't that player your responsibility?" Cerny replied, "I ran back like everyone else. You are going to write about it anyway," Cerny reacted. At the end of the interview, Cerny angrily said, "Feel free to blame me for that goal" and left the broadcast.