The meeting between Atletico Madrid and the Celta Vigo You already have a referee assigned. It will be a referee who has already generated some controversy in meetings aimed at the group of Diego Pablo Simeon, is about Hernandez Hernandez.
An assignment that comes just a few days after what happened in the visit to Real society where soto level a goal by hand is not allowed before the Athleticgave a valid one to Sadiq who entered after touching the arm, did not give the law the advantage of a relatively mattress and then did not review the two possible penalties individually bruise and another one at Gimenez.
Now it will be Canarian collegiate Hernandez Hernandez will direct Metropolitan Civitas The Atlético de Madrid-Celtic. A referee who last season directed both matches without notable incidents, but who in the rojiblanca squad reminds him of the annulment of the penalty against joao felix he is new pomegranate. “That can never be a foul,” said the Portuguese striker. While Coke assured that “a week before against the Seville they gave away a point in a similar action”. They lost that game and it did a lot of damage to a team that was in the middle of a crisis of results.
More controversy Hernandez Hernandez a year before. He whistled a derby at Metropolitan against him real Madrid. A match that ended 1-1, and in which he did not teach a penalty for the hand of Philip because the defenseman pulled his arm back on the play. It turned into a national debate….
The truth is that the balance in the Canarian collegiate is very positive for the colchoneros. Managed 19 games, with 11 wins, six draws and two losses. The only two losses were to New Los Carmenes he is new pomegranate 2-1 and against Villarreal at home 3-0 in 2016-17.
Interesting the Celta Vigo This is the most the Canarian referee has taught in his career. 33 games in total with equal balance. 14 wins, seven draws and 12 losses.
Source: La Verdad
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