The subsidiary is appealing against the four penalty games at Farru

He understands that the punishment for the man from Lorca is very excessive, he falls sensitively in a key month to take a step forward in rescue

Cartagena B is appealing the four-match ban for central defender Farru, who was sent off against Sanluqueño last Sunday for a straight red card, understanding the penalty is too severe for what the footage shows. The disciplinary judge made the punishment for the footballer effective, given the way referee Villaescusa Alarcón wrote down the minutes at the end of the match. In Pepe Aguilar’s team, they understand that it’s an exaggeration.

In the minutes, the referee states that Farru was sent off for “stepping on an opponent’s calf with excessive force with his heels, after knocking him down and the ball was not in dispute”. In the clip from the video, Lorca’s central defender lifts his boot and swipes at the Sanluqueño footballer, who immediately makes clear gestures of pain, meters from Villaescusa Alarcón. A “blunt” is not observed with “use of excessive force”.

That game played at La Manga Club (2-1), and with a result in favor of Cartagena B, started with a more controversial action. In minute 1, Sanluqueño goalkeeper Javier Olmedo leaves his goal and completely turns Diego de Pedro’s career upside down. The young albinegro player was on his way to a one-on-one against the goalkeeper, with a resounding chance on goal.

The referee penalized Olmeda with a yellow card despite it being a clear goal play, calling the game “reckless” and with “the ball in dispute between the two”. After all, the Sanluqueño goalkeeper is reprimanded for ‘kicking’. If the appeal fails, Farru, key to the subsidiary, will not play until March 5. The albinegros fight to save the category.

Source: La Verdad

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