Several months later during late summer 2006, the vicious public rift between two men got reignited following cancellation of the FK Zeta versus Budućnost Montenegrin First League fixture that had been scheduled for 4 September 2006 but ended up not getting played due to threats of fan violence and incidents outside of Zeta's Trešnjica ground in the Podgorica suburb of Golubovci as scuffles broke out between members of the two clubs' respective managements after Božović refused to let the rivals enter the stadium. Božović subsequently publicly accused Savićević of favouring his old club Budućnost, working against Zeta, and tampering with the Montenegrin First League referee selection process. Savićević responded by publicly calling on the Montenegrin government and ruling political party—the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS)—to get involved and solve the issues within the FSCG.