News about Marko Dmitrovic

BY PETE JENSON, the exclusive inTRERVIEW, BY PETE JENSON, was born in Stoke and made it big at Blackburn, but Ben Breton Diaz, the Chile international, hopes to pass another milestone in his unforgettable football career and line up against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu on Sunday. Since moving to the Yellow Submarine last summer on a four-year contract, the 24-year-old former England under the age of 19 has been patient for the chance. Two managers have been fired already this season, but under new manager Marcelino, they could have been a dramatic late winner against Sevilla two weeks ago.

PETE JENSON: If there's any doubt about whether the PSV Eindhoven pitch invader who attempted to punch Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic picked the incorrect guy, they'll be dismissed during this interview. In the final minutes of Sevilla's Europa League tie back in February, it's not so much when the imposing Serbian goalkeeper reveals how he beat the inebriated hooligan. It's more true when he's just talking about football. I love English football: how flexible it is.' The referees let you play a lot more and then let the game go. 'I like strong football,' he says.

The match in Eindhoven was suspended in the closing stages after the supporter ran onto the pitch and assaulted Dmitrovic, punching him in the chest before being wrestled to the ground by the Serbian goalkeeper. The 20-year-old supporter received a three-month prison term, with one month suspended by the East Brabant District Court. 'In addition to the forty-year stadium ban, PSV will launch legal proceedings to recover any injury the club incurs from the club,' the Ethnic side said in a tweet.' The Public Prosecutor's Office has also banned the Philips Stadium from two years.'

Marko Dmitrovic, the Sevilla goalkeeper, was forced to pin down a pitch invader after the supporter attempted to assault him. The incident occurred in the second leg of the Europa League play-off match between PSV and the Spanish team. Sevilla came out 3-0 ahead in the first leg of the game and was given a scare after Luuk de Jong had started the scoring against his former team in the 77th minute. Despite a late Fabio Silva second that gave PSV a 2-0 win on the night, Jorge Sampaoli's team maintained on to progress to the last-16. However, the game was marred by gruesome scenes as a fan ran onto the pitch and threatened Dmitrovic.

Serbia is in need of a victory against Switzerland in Group G's last game, putting the team in a good position despite their 1-0 loss to Brazil on Monday. Serbia could have advanced to second place in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Cameroon, but they were unable to hold on. Sportmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below as the match quickly approaches.

Jorge Sampaoli's first match of his second stint as Sevilla's boss, as his team faced Athletic Bilbao in the fourth minute of the match, with Sampaoli firing in from close range. Bilbao tried to return to action, but they were unable to find a way past goalkeeper Marko Dmitrovic. In the 73rd minute, Mikel Vasga fired a thunderbolt of a strike from outside the box, making it two goals in two games for the midfielder. Bilbao dropped two points in their title race, and Sevilla climbed to 15th in 15th position after being pushed to 15th.

Sevilla was held hostage by Copenhagen to a pointless stalemate, with boss Julen Lorenzegui under pressure to keep his job. With the score remaining goalless at the break, both teams failed to provide any meaningful chances in the first half. In the second half, it was much the same, with Isco and Co struggling to crack down their Danish opponents. Logui has been facing new concerns about his work, even though the Sevilla board granted him a stay of execution earlier this week.