Female football star in Bosnia punches opponent in head in brutal attack and is banned for life
A FEMALE football star has been banned for life after punching her opponent in head in a brutal and unprovoked attack.
Silvija Sekacic cannot play football in her home country of Bosnia after knocking opponent Adnu Ljubanovic to the ground and beating her.
Silvija Sekacic banned from football after punching Adnu Ljubanovic in the headRijad Pajic
Sekacic repeatedly hit the other player, before sitting on her back and punching her head until they were separated by fellow players and officials.
It shocked onlookers at the game between Zeljeznicar and Mladost in the Bosnian women’s league top-flight encounter.
But despite the situation calming down and Zelkenznicar player Sekacic getting a red card, she was unrepentant afterwards, saying: “Red card, but at least if nothing else I beat her up.”
It shocked onlookers at the game between Zeljeznicar and Mladost in BosniaSekacic repeatedly hit the other player, before sitting on her back and punching her headRijad Pajic
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But despite the situation calming down and Zelkenznicar player Sekacic getting a red card, she was unrepentant afterwards, saying: "Red card, but at least if nothing else I beat her up."
In a statement afterwards, Mladost said: "What words can you use to describe this act and yet stay polite?
Ljubanovic was knocked to the ground and hit in the head in the savage attackRijad PajicThe horror attack was described as a 'serious offence' by the Bosnian FARijad Pajic
"It is enough to say this kind of behaviour has nothing to do with common sense.
"People like Silvija don't belong in football and she deserves to be suspended for life."
The disciplinary committee of Bosnia-Herzegovina football association responded to the request and immediately banned Sekacic for life, calling the attack as a "serious offence".
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