Shocking moment an indoor soccer match between Milwaukee and Tacoma descends into a violent brawl
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A wild brawl broke out at the end of a Major Arena Soccer League match which resulted in multiple suspensions and fines. Back in a January 18 game between the Milwaukee Wave and the Tacoma Stars, the teams got into an altercation while shaking hands after Milwaukee's 7-6 overtime victory.
![[The post-game descended into chaos with shoving continuing on the field and down the tunnel]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/23/15/94436953-14317667-image-a-29_1737644647566.jpg)
In video from the game, it appears that the physical altercation began when one player - Tacoma's Stefan Mijatovic - and a coach exchanged shoves. Things quickly devolved from there with multiple players on both teams going after each other. One player, which appeared to be Mijatovic, was then seen sprinting down the tunnel - either towards someone or away from the crowd. He was immediately pursued by a number of players from both teams. It's not clear what happened in the tunnels.
After a review of the incident, the MASL league office handed down multiple suspensions, fines and other forms of punishment to players on both teams. Meanwhile in the MASL, which remains the most wildly entertaining thing in American soccer, dudes are just going full malice in the palace. At the center of it all is Stefan Mijatovic. I remember Stef from the 1st-ever TST, where he was banned for punching Noah Beck in the face. pic.twitter.com/4ha4iQChTi.
A brawl between two indoor soccer teams began at this moment when Tacoma (white jersey) player Stefan Mijatovic and a coach (supposedly for Milwaukee) shoved each other. The post-game descended into chaos with shoving continuing on the field and down the tunnel.
Mijatovic was hit with the harshest punishment as he had been 'previously put on a league probation'. He was suspended four games 'as a result of his in-game and post-game conduct, and for making unprofessional, offensive and abusive language/comments in-game and post-game.'.
