Only one point from the Albanian holiday in “Air Albania”

Albania has lost penalties and several other gold cases to get only one point from the match with Serbia. The Albania match Serbia took place on Saturday evening at “Air Albania” and ended without goals. He met with qualifications for the World 2026.

As expected, the atmosphere was burning all day in Tirana. The beautiful stadium was packed with viewers, and thousands remained in the streets of Tirana. The stadium was not organized fan groups, but support was not lacking. There was no organized animation, but there were “fire” from the Tributes that were not rewarded with much desired victories.

The Red Zone engagement in the field, however, has not been missed. He fought for every ball, every corner of the field, from top to bottom.

In the last minutes of the first part, Albania issued a golden case. After Elseid Hysa was prevented in the area illegally, the referee awarded the penalty. Rey Manaj received the responsibility to strike from the white spot. But he fired sluggishly and Serbia's goalkeeper stopped the shooting. So the first part ended 0:0.

The figures didn't change either. The best cases were replacement Nedim Bajrami. After a follow-up of Mirlind Daku, Bajrami was in a good position but shot pale. In the first half, Mario Mitay sent a strong blow, while other red-tightens ended up half-aast, reports Koha.net, transmention Periscope.

Serbia too was dangerous, especially with the powerful assailant, Aleksandar Mitrovic, but without concrete. Early in the second part Albania, goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha survived after an exact shooting of Mitrovici.

The fight was generally open, with many duels but without chance. And the nets remain intact.

There's been no major tension between players in the playing field. But there are insults against Serbs by viewers all the time.

There have also been intense calls for Kosovo, KLA, legendary commander Adem Jashar, for ethnic Albania.

There was a lot of passion and enthusiasm in the Tribonne, but not goals.

The festival began early Saturday, with thousands of fans filling the streets and squares of Tirana. There have been songs and dances, calls of native love, but also calls of protest against the FSF and its president, Armand Duka.

Organised fan groups were not in the stadium. They have protested the way tickets were shared, by lots, for the fact that the FSHF did not share tickets, respectively. That is why the animation in the stadium was not coordinated but was eventually large. /Periscope/