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Controversial Red Card for Fabinho in Al-Ittihad vs Al-Nassr Match: Cristiano Ronaldo Leads Al-Nassr to Victory

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 27, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

It couldn’t have been more bitter…

The 64th minute of the duel between Al-Ittihad and Al-Nassr is underway and the score is 2:2. Ittihad player Fabinho (30) is in a duel with Al-Nassr professional Otavio (28). The ex-Liverpool star (played for the Reds under coach Jürgen Klopp from 2018 to 2023) wants to run off a ball that is spinning towards the goal.

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Then the controversial scene occurs: Otavio tries to reach the ball. Fabinho uses his body, but hits his opponent with his right hand with a “punch” that is more likely to be classified as an accidental swipe. He lifts with a slight delay and holds his face distorted in pain – a strong acting performance.

Referee Anastasios Sidiropoulos initially allows the game to continue and decides on a goal kick. But then the VAR suddenly switches on – and the Greek referee surprisingly decides, according to the pictures, on a penalty for Al-Nassr and a red card for Fabinho.

Controversial Pilsen Striker Tomáš Chorý Escapes Red Card Again: Latest Updates

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com December 7, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

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Updated 9 minutes ago

At the last minute, he helped the national team advance to the Euros, but otherwise he remains one of the most controversial figures in the domestic top football competition. Pilsen striker Tomáš Chorý is once again the target of criticism for a hard-to-understand short-circuit, all the more so because he once again got away without a red card.

The 27th minute of Wednesday’s Fortuna:League play-off between Mladá Boleslav and Plzeň was underway, when home goalkeeper Matouš Trmal caught the ball in the corner of the box in front of the overtaking Chorý.

But he did not brake and although he had enough time to avoid the goalkeeper, he stepped on his foot. In addition, he immediately fell down and pretended to be injured.

Trmal immediately took off sharply on Choré and fouled him, referee Jan Všetečka immediately awarded the tall forward a yellow card. The appeals of the home bench for possible intervention of the video referee and the subsequent exclusion were in vain.

“Senseless stepping on the goalkeeper when he had the ball in his hand. That’s more of a question for the referee and VAR specialists,” Mladá Boleslav coach Marek Kulič pointed out. “If there’s no red card for this, it’s a mockery,” said defender Martin Suchomel.

The moment resonated strongly on social networks. It was far from the first time that the 28-year-old Chorý performed a similarly pointless “blink”, while he has never received a red card in his career.

Two months ago, his clash with Asger Sörensen from Sparta was resolved, Chorý was not punished in the match, but according to the referees’ commission, he should have been expelled.

He had a similar incident with the Danish stopper more than a year ago, even then, according to the commission, he should have received a red card.

“Tomáš Chorý is a specific player for me. If he keeps getting away with it, I don’t understand it. His saves are beyond the mark. We know what he showed against Sparta Asger. But I don’t want to discuss it any further,” said Suchomel, who is currently on loan in Boleslav from Sparta.

In the end, Plzeň won 3:1 in Mladá Boleslav, and the referees’ committee stated in a communiqué on Thursday that Choré’s intervention was not a disqualification.

“The referee correctly awarded a yellow card to the player of the visiting team, Choré, for unsportsmanlike behavior. He attacked the goalkeeper of the home team in an unsportsmanlike manner without being able to play the ball – he slightly tripped him with his right foot. Even though it might have appeared that way from one shot of the camera, the goalkeeper was not stepped on. Due to a lower due to the intensity of the clash, it was not gross unsportsmanlike conduct,” the commission said.

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December 7, 2023 0 comments

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Steward’s red card against Ireland as England fullback has been overturned.

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 22, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

England fullback Max Malins was the unlikely hero in their victory over Ireland last weekend, but the match was marred by a controversial red card shown to Elliot Daly’s replacement, Max Steward, just minutes before the final whistle. However, there has been some good news for the young fullback, as the red card has now been rescinded, allowing him to return to action with a clean slate. In this article, we take a closer look at the incident and explore the implications of the decision.

Freddie Steward, the England fullback who was shown a red card during Saturday’s match against Ireland, has had the card rescinded after an independent disciplinary hearing. Steward’s elbow collided with Hugo Keenan’s head, causing Referee Jaco Peyper to award a red card. The committee decided that Steward should only have been given a yellow card, citing mitigating factors, including the late change in position of Keenan. While Steward was found guilty of foul play, the committee deemed that there had been sufficient mitigation, leading to a yellow card rather than a red card. The Six Nations confirmed the decision today, and Steward is now free to play immediately. The independent disciplinary committee responsible for the decision comprised John Langford, a former Munster lock, Frank Hadden, ex-Scotland coach, and New Zealander Nigel Hampton. The Six Nations statement also stressed that match officials make their decisions in a live match environment under pressure.

In conclusion, it is a relief for England fans that Elliot Steward’s red card has been rescinded, after what was a controversial decision by the referee in their recent match against Ireland. It is crucial for the sport to have fair play and unbiased judgments to maintain the integrity and spirit of the game. However, this decision does not undermine the commendable performances of both teams in what was a highly contested encounter. As the Six Nations Championship progresses, it is essential for teams to stay focused and disciplined to attain their goals. Let us all hope for more thrilling matches without any undue interference and controversies.

March 22, 2023 0 comments

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Pierluigi Collina and his harsh criticism against the Champions League

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 10, 2023

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The IFAB (International Football Association Board) in charge of making changes to the football regulations, announced a plan to increase effective playing time in all matches.

The president of the association, Pierluigi Collina was critical of the time that is lost in current football and took the Champions League as a reference. The highest club competition has an average of 58 minutes of effective playthat is, during 32 minutes the ball is not in dispute and the footballers in that period are letting the clock run.

“I don’t think anyone wants to pay to watch a game that lasts only 58 minutes.”, he added.

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The five key points

According to the IFAB, there are five areas of opportunity to improve the use of the clock: substitutions, player injuries, penalties, red cards, VAR and goal celebrations. Instead of taking that time as an estimate, the exact time the ball was stationary must be calculatedthat is, if 20 minutes were lost, the same amount of time must be added.

“We have seen that VAR implementation reduced foul simulations and players now know it’s not worth trying. I am convinced that the loss of time will be reduced when the players see that there is no point in running out the clockbecause that time will be compensated”, commented the Italian.

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What happens when there are wins?

Collina points out that in the current regulation there is nothing that prevents adding the exact time that was lostdespite the fact that the score indicates a 7-0 as happened in Liverpool vs Manchester United.

“Maybe andIn the future we have a rule stating that if the difference between the two teams is very large, the additional time will not be addedbut it must be in the rules of the game”, pointed out the head of the IFAB.

For Collina the dilemma is in the competition formats, where the goal difference is important.

“If the regulation says that the goal difference can modify the classification at the end of the season, a goal scored or missed can make the difference,” he concluded.

March 10, 2023 0 comments

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Viral round red card, makes curious fans who see it

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 30, 2023

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Jakarta –

There is a viral moment that is busy being discussed from a fight Cup FOUR on weekends. That moment involves presence red card round

One of the FA Cup fourth round matches presented the Wrexham vs Sheffield United duel. The game was played at the Racecourse Ground, with a final score of 3-3.

In addition to the six goals presented in the match Cup FOUR Meanwhile, attention was also drawn to the moment in the 71st minute when Sheffield’s Daniel Jebbison received a red card.

SportBible said, the red card that was held up by referee Dean Whitestone occurred because of an incident that did not involve the ball directly.

After that, many netizens discussed this moment. Apart from being controversial, it is also due to the shape the red card; not square as usual, but round.

“People are confused why Jebbison got a red card, but I’m more surprised by the ‘card’, which is round in shape,” wrote one netizen.

“Has anyone seen a round red card? I’ve never seen it,” said another.

Another netizen was even more surprised because there was a difference in form with a yellow card. “Wait, so the red is round, but the yellow is still square? I’m really getting curious now.”

A discussion on the referee forum then emerged, trying to explain the existence of the round red card.

“The round card was originally used to ‘help’ players who could not distinguish colors. It was also used to help referees who wanted to pick up cards quickly, because their shape would allow them to tell what color they were going to pull out.”

This round card case was actually used regularly by former referee Uriah Rennie. During his tenure in the Premier League in the 1997-2009 period, Rennie made several appearances red card round to top figures such as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Alan Shearer, Oleg Luzhny, to Roy Keane.

(krs/nds)

January 30, 2023 0 comments

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