<a href="https://www.archysport.com/2022/02/plavsic-got-into-the-testicles-in-the-derby-the-penalty-was-not-whistled-wiesners-needless-intervention-could-have-cost-sparta-progress/" title="Plavšič got into the testicles in the derby, the penalty was not whistled. Wiesner's needless intervention could have cost Sparta progress”>Wiesner was among the best men on the field in Saturday’s duel with Liberec, which Sparta eventually won 2:1. And not only thanks to his goal in the 8th minute.
“I like to close the back bar like this. Ryny (Matěj Ryneš) sent a great cross and I managed to finish well. We have rehearsed similar situations,” described Wiesner. After switching sides, he could have even added a second goal, but this time he couldn’t find the goalkeeper Hugo Jan Bačkovský. “Lukáš Sadílek was passing the ball and I was already very far ahead. Maybe I should have taken it to heart, but I tried my head.’
However, already after the initial hit Letnou heard the above-mentioned shout. And with the personnel situation on the right side, calling Wiesner to the national team is not really a great science fiction at all. It was offered even now in October, when the national team was struggling with a relatively extensive slump, and only Vladimír Coufal remained in the squad on the right side.
“It’s nice when the fans come up with a shout like that. Nice to hear from him, I really appreciate it. And in October, I was among the substitutes at the rep, waiting to see if anyone would call. He didn’t answer. I’ll see if the invitation comes, I hope so. But the decision is not up to me,” smiled the 27-year-old student of Sparta, who was last in the senior national team in autumn 2021.
He did well against Liberec, although he did not avoid one huge mistake when he sent Ľubomír Tupta into a chance with a bad pass. However, the Liberec striker did not think of Peter Vindahl.
That was also the moment thanks to which the home team took three points, but again the win did not come easily. Similar to the recent match against Olomouc, Sparta led, but relented and allowed the opponent to equalize. This time, however, thanks to Lukáš Haraslín’s hit, she was happier.
“At halftime, we emphasized that Olomouc would not repeat itself. We know how strong we are at Summer Power, so we weren’t nervous. We believed that we would score the second goal. You know, you’re always under pressure at Sparta. The losses recently have not been good, but we are working on them. Now we have important points after the international break and it will be better to go to Manchester,” Wiesner describes.
Yes, Sparta will face a tough test on Wednesday. As part of the Champions League, they will be playing against one of the best teams in the world. At the ground of Manchester City.
“I’m really looking forward to it. I don’t have a plan for them personally, but we hope to bring a good result. We will do our best. I’m looking forward to the stadium and the overall environment there, It’s going to be a bomb,” he reports.
However, it is still uncertain whether he or Angelo Preciado, who is given priority in European cups, will step in. Anyway, if Wiesner shows up on the field, he might score his second goal of the season. And maybe again with his head, even if his 175 centimeters doesn’t make him too good for aerial shots.
“God didn’t give me height, but I have timing and I try to train it. We also work on it in the gym, for me it’s more than overall growth,” comments Wiesner.
