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In the village of Kony-Kolodez, a match of the regional football championship was held

At the stadium of the village of Kony-Kolodez, a match of the next round of the championship of the Lipetsk region on football took place

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In the village of Kony-Kolodez, a match of the regional football championship was held

At the stadium of the village of Kony-Kolodez, a match of the next round of the championship of the Lipetsk region on football was held. On the field met the team “Torch” of the Khleven district and “Rodnik” from the village of Dobrinka. About the past game told in the regional edition “Don News”.

The meeting ended with the defeat of the Khleven team with a score of 1: 3. Despite the final result of the competition, the event was remembered by the audience with an action on the field: before the start of the game, the players of the Torch celebrated their head coach Viktor Voinov, who celebrated his birthday right on the work site.

Despite the lost victory in the home match, athletes from the Khleven district continue to perform in the regional tournament.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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