<span style="">Jagiellonia Białystok defender and Nigeria international Ugo Ukah has commented on his sending off by referee </span><br />Marciniak in last weekend's Polish League tie with Śląsk Wrocław.<br /><br />28 - year - old Ukah had been booked as early as the 14th minute. Seven minutes after the restart, he was then dismissed for a second bookable offense.<br /><br />''Our midfielder lost a dangerous ball, and the opponent found a very good through&nbsp; pass. I was already booked from the first half, so I tried to stop the striker, who was going for glory. My attempt didn't go as I thought and I hit the ball and his leg. <br /><br />''It looked a bit harsh and when I looked at the referee, I saw the yellow card in his hand and I started walking towards the changing room,'' says Ukah to <b>allnigeriasoccer.com</b>.<br /><br />Despite the dismissal of the former Queens Park Rangers central defender, <span style="">Jagiellonia Białystok did not throw in the towel. It was a stunning comeback by</span> Tomasz Hajto's charges, as they leveled the match from three goals down.<br /><br />'' I was delighted that my team had a great come back and drew a game that was practically lost 3-0 to 3-3. After the match, I apologized to the coach and my teammates. I also want to say sorry to the supporters of <span style="">Jagiellonia Białystok,'' adds Ukah.</span><br /><br /><span style="">Jagiellonia Białystok, unbeaten in five matches, welcome GKS Bełchat&oacute;w</span> to the Miejski Stadium on Friday.<br /><br /><br />