Bintang-Krasno Brawl
The Bintang-Krasno Brawl was an incident that happened at the Daas-Kyz Stadium between Bintang Lukana and Aeland Krasno Natives (D).
Background
Both sets of fans and players have a strong hate for each other since Aeland Krasno Natives' fans target Bintang due to its long-lasting Krasno relations.
The Brawl
The brawl started with a controversial goal given to Bintang after a what looked like offside Ander Aplin scored from a header to give Bintang the lead. The home crowd was roaring and the players were quarreling with each other. Timun Del Tamber was seen calming both sets of players down until Sam Haraguchi of AKN came up and slapped Timun out of anger and Timun then yanked Sam onto the floor and players started fighting each other. Clover was struck by a water bottle by the Aeland Krasno ultras and Clovis Abe was also struck by a bottle thrown by a Bintang backroom staff. Dang Vinh Lam was also accused of punching opposition goalkeeper Wayne Chew after the two met on the sidelines, Kodai Sanaka was then hit by a chair thrown from the Aeland Krasno crowd. The whole scene was a mess as some fans managed to get onto the pitch, one fan even smacked Ander Aplin resulting in the fan leaving the stadium in a stretcher.
The match was then delayed for 10 mins before resuming play after the brawl.
Aftermath
Bintang won the game 1-0 and left the stadium right after the whistle. A total of 5 players were shown the red card and were sent off, of which includes: Ander Aplin, Sam Haraguchi, Dang Vinh Lam (sub), Wayne Chew and Dlaiso MKani. This brawl also resulted in both clubs fined $50,000 Daau Ruppiah for misconduct and Sam Haraguchi was banned from the pitch for 6 games. Timun Del Tamber was also given a sideline ban of 3 matches. Only Aeland Krasno fans were handed a 5 match no fans ban due to their misconduct and causing such a mess.
This brawl also increased the hate for Aeland-Belaov born players from the Dauian fans and players, Sam Haraguchi's was also publicly cancelled by Dauian fans on tweeter.
