That football schools are paying attention to what happened in the match between Rangers and Partick Thistle in the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
Both teams were playing in the classification when the Rangers scored in a controversial fashion. Those from Glasgow threw the ball for assists to attend one of their footballers. Following this, Partick Thistle wanted possession of the ball back to him, but Malik Tillman did not understand the situation and seized the moment to steal the ball, stand in front of the rival goalkeeper and make it 2-1 with controversy.
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The opposing team’s players angrily protested the German’s behavior, mistakenly seizing the moment. That’s why Rangers coach Michael Beale instructed his players to allow themselves to draw.
Despite the reluctance of some players, Partick Thistle leveled the match thanks to the spirit and ‘fair play’ of their opponent. Because of football, values matter.
Finally, in the 86th minute, James Sands scored the 3-2 goal that qualified Rangers for the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup.
Source: La Verdad
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