Football fans have joked that a manager was "fighting for his life" as he avoided eye contact with a journalist wearing a low-cut top. FK Viagem Ústí nad Labem boss David Olehla was sharing his post-match thoughts when presenter Sabina Jaksova stood beside him in a white power suit that showed off her curves.
Throughout the video, Olehla averted his eyes, even after turning his body towards Jaksova. Fans shared reactions on social media, with one joking: "Fighting for his life," alongside a cropped photo of the manager staring at the sky. Another said: "Thing is, she's trying her hardest to make him look!"
Fan reactions and club context
A third fan commented: "The level of restraint is biblical." Another edited Jaksova's outfit to cover up her assets, joking: "solved!" A fifth responded: "His wife is watching...total respect for the control of his eyes!"
The video was shared on FK Viagem Ústí nad Labem's social media channels. The club currently sits second in the Czech National Football League, the second tier of Czech football.
Sabina Jaksova's new role
Jaksova took on the role last season after fan-favourite Táňa Bystroňová left. "The club's management contacted me directly with the offer," she told local media at the time. "I admit that I was pleased and surprised at the same time. I thought about it for a while, but in the end I said, why not, I'll give it a try. But I had no experience, so I learned everything as I went along."
She added: "Actually, it's nice for me to learn something new and experience new things, to develop myself. At the same time, it's all so authentic. I'm getting to know how the club works as I go." However, she admitted her football knowledge was "rather basic to minimal".
Boundaries and presentation style
Viagem are known in Czech football circles for their presenters' looks. Asked if she would ever say no to the club's requests, Jaksova said: "I definitely have my boundaries. I want to feel natural and comfortable, mainly. I try to take the clothing and topics in perspective, but if something was over the line, I would say so."
