“I’ll change the yellow for the red card, okay?”

Yesterday we were hoping for MD that the player of Getafe, Ucheup to three punishment games for their entry into the footballer of RCD Spanish Jofre Only the second part started. I -play that first the basque collegiate Ricardo de Burgos He punished the yellow but turned red after being warned from Jorge Figueroa Vázquez’s var.

This is the Andalusian warning from Vor de Las Rozas Hall: “I recommend that you see the monitor for a potential expulsion, and then you decide.” As Ricardo de Burgos approaches the monitor, almost next to him, in the background the International Referee is heard trying to calm the two banks: “I see my hand, I see my hand, possibly red. Outside here. We stay here, silence. Tranquility.” At the same time from the Var’s room is heard: “It doesn’t matter, if it’s a sudden game, the hand doesn’t matter.”

When it’s finally in front of the monitor: “Put it on dynamics, put it in Jorge dynamics please.” Where Figueroa Vázquez is requested from the video operator: “Come on, put it.” When the image is released, Ricardo de Burgos doesn’t hesitate: “Ok, I’ll change the yellow for the red card, okay? Number 6. The yellow one for the red card.”

An action collected by the Basque Collegiate in the Arbitration Act: “In 60 minutes the player (6) Uche, Christant Ikhangna was driven out of the following factors: for entering his foot in the form of an iron affecting the tibia to the opposite, using excessive ball contention.

But as we explain yesterday, in the minutes it also included that the Getafe player, who was once expelled, “had to be maintained and then retired from the pitch of many players and coaching staff of his team since he went to my man who was protesting my decision in anger.” Therefore, in addition to the encounter for expulsion, the penalty can be increased to two and even three parties for subsequent protests.