The arbitration of Jesus Gil Manzano during the Super Cup Classic continues to draw criticism. One of the most extreme is the one expressed by the former referee Mateu Lahoz in the program ‘The Day After’ on Movistar +.
Outmatched during much of the match’s action, Gil Manzano is marked by a delay in his decision-making. He had to be sent away Camavinga with a double yellow, he missed a possible red Vinicius and expel Szczesny He needs the call from VAR. According to Mateu Lahoz: “It’s hard to comment on a game like that.” The former referee added: “We know that Jesus Gil Manzano It’s hard for him to predict, but not reading this kind of play is even harder. The fact that you also have the option of VAR and that they help you and that it takes so long to decide and you can’t rely too much on it, also worries you. The Spanish Super Cup referee team has 8 people with more than 200 years of refereeing, I’m not exaggerating,” he said.
Today’s analyst and commentator also analyzed the red card of the Polish goalkeeper of FC Barcelona: “Impossible in this play Mbappe go to the ground, it is from the ABC of regional football, because it gets a goal. There are many families who watch this program: when you watch grassroots soccer games, that boy or girl whistles for one or two years, but here, in the Classic, there are more than 200 between them. You have to see them.”
About the stomp play from behind Vinicius in Koundé, Lahoz He stated: “You can’t mortgage yourself this way. Live it seemed to me that there was no excessive force and then you see the camera and you can get confused. The Vinicius I understand him. But one of the Camavinga (with yellow when Lamine was touched) is another ABC of refereeing. We see that Vinicius I’m looking at the ball, not at Koundé and take a dangerous step. I can understand you, CamavingaNo”.
Mateu also criticized the fact that the referee’s team got on the podium: “It has to show the humility that Real Madrid showed, the self-criticism that was not seen in the celebration of the referees. the podium.” never. Let the referees never get on the champions’ podium, please.”
Source: La Verdad
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