FC Astana (KAZ) - FK Partizan (SRB) | Group L
Referee: Mohammed Al-Hakim (SWE)
Assistant Referee 1: Fredrik Klyver (SWE)
Assistant Referee 2: Mahbod Beigi (SWE)
Fourth Official: Martin Strömbergsson (SWE)
UEFA Referee Observer: Ichko Lozev (BUL)
UEFA Delegate: Targo Kaldoja (EST)
18:55CET - Rotterdam (Stadion Feijenoord)
Feyenoord (NED) - FC Porto (POR) | Group G
Referee: Sergey Karasyov (RUS)
Assistant Referee 1: Igor Demeshko (RUS)
Assistant Referee 2: Maksim Gavrilin (RUS)
Fourth Official: Vitaliy Meshkov (RUS)
UEFA Referee Observer: Miroslav Liba (CZE)
UEFA Delegate: Armen Minasyan (ARM)
18:55CET - Berne (Stade de Suisse Wankdorf)
BSC Young Boys (SUI) - Rangers FC (SCO) | Group G
Referee: Manuel Schüttengruber (AUT)
Assistant Referee 1: Roland Brandner (AUT)
Assistant Referee 2: Stefan Kühr (AUT)
Fourth Official: Christopher Jäger (AUT)
UEFA Referee Observer: Kevin Azzopardi (MLT)
UEFA Delegate: Duško Grabovac (CRO)
18:55CET - Budapest (Groupama Aréna)
Ferencvárosi TC (HUN) - PFC Ludogorets 1945 (BUL) | Group H
Referee: Bartosz Frankowski (POL)
Assistant Referee 1: Marcin Boniek (POL)
Assistant Referee 2: Jakub Winkler (POL)
Fourth Official: Daniel Stefański (POL)
UEFA Referee Observer: Stephen Lodge (ENG)
UEFA Delegate: Björn Fecker (GER)
18:55CET - Moscow (VEB Arena)
PFC CSKA Moskva (RUS) - RCD Espanyol de Barcelona (ESP) | Group H
Referee: Ali Palabıyık (TUR)
Assistant Referee 1: Serkan Olguncan (TUR)
Assistant Referee 2: Mehmet Cem Satman (TUR)
Fourth Official: Mete Kalkavan (TUR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Levan Paniashvili (GEO)
UEFA Delegate: Fívos Konstantinídis (CYP)
18:55CET - Lviv (Arena Lviv)
FC Oleksandriya (UKR) - KAA Gent (BEL) | Group I
Referee: Jens Grabski Maae (DEN)
Assistant Referee 1: Jesper Dahl (DEN)
Assistant Referee 2: Victor Skytte (DEN)
Fourth Official: Jørgen Daugbjerg Burchardt (DEN)
UEFA Referee Observer: Juan Antonio Fernández Marín (ESP)
UEFA Delegate: Eamon Naughton (IRL)
18:55CET - Saint-Étienne (Stade Geoffroy Guichard)
AS Saint-Étienne (FRA) - VfL Wolfsburg (GER) | Group I
Referee: Craig Pawson (ENG)
Assistant Referee 1: Lee Betts (ENG)
Assistant Referee 2: Ian Hussin (ENG)
Fourth Official: David Coote (ENG)
UEFA Referee Observer: Goran Mihaljević (MNE)
UEFA Delegate: David McDowell Zor (SVN)
18:55CET - Graz (Merkur Arena)
RZ Pellets Wolfsberger AC (AUT) - AS Roma (ITA) | Group J
Referee: Tiago Bruno Lopes Martins (POR)
Assistant Referee 1: Luís André Ferreira Pinto de Campos (POR)
Assistant Referee 2: Pedro Miguel Almeida da Mota (POR)
Fourth Official: Hugo Filipe Ferreira de Campos Moreira Miguel (POR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Bo Karlsson (SWE)
UEFA Delegate: Gijs de Jong (NED)
18:55CET - Istanbul (3. İstanbul Başakşehir Fatih Terim Stadyumu)
Medipol Başakşehir FK (TUR) - Borussia Mönchengladbach (GER) | Group J
Referee: Stuart Attwell (ENG)
Assistant Referee 1: Constantine Hatzidakis (ENG)
Assistant Referee 2: Daniel Cook (ENG)
Fourth Official: Andrew Madley (ENG)
UEFA Referee Observer: Emil Božinovski (MKD)
UEFA Delegate: Siarhiej Iĺič (BLR)
18:55CET - Braga (Estádio Municipal de Braga)
SC Braga (POR) - ŠK Slovan Bratislava (SVK) | Group K
Referee: Adrien Jaccottet (SUI)
Assistant Referee 1: Vital Jobin (SUI)
Assistant Referee 2: Raffael Zeder (SUI)
Fourth Official: Alain Bieri (SUI)
UEFA Referee Observer: Draženko Kovačič (CRO)
UEFA Delegate: Anton Fagan (SCO)
18:55CET - Istanbul (Vodafone Park)
Beşiktaş JK (TUR) - Wolverhampton Wanderers FC (ENG) | Group K
Referee: Harald Lechner (AUT)
Assistant Referee 1: Andreas Heidenreich (AUT)
Assistant Referee 2: Maximilian Kolbitsch (AUT)
Fourth Official: Julian Weinberger (AUT)
UEFA Referee Observer: Kaj Østergaard (DEN)
UEFA Delegate: Roland Tis (BEL)
18:55CET - The Hague (Cars Jeans Stadion)
AZ Alkmaar (NED) - Manchester United FC (ENG) | Group L
Referee: Gediminas Mažeika (LTU)
Assistant Referee 1: Vytautas Šimkus (LTU)
Assistant Referee 2: Vytenis Kazlauskas (LTU)
Fourth Official: Robertas Valikonis (LTU)
UEFA Referee Observer: Sokol Jareci (ALB)
UEFA Delegate: Karl Espen Eriksen (NOR)
21:00CET - Luxembourg (Stade Josy Barthel)
F91 Dudelange (LUX) - Qarabağ FK (AZE) | Group A
Referee: John Beaton (SCO)
Assistant Referee 1: Daniel McFarlane (SCO)
Assistant Referee 2: Douglas Potter (SCO)
Fourth Official: Donald Robertson (SCO)
UEFA Referee Observer: Jon Eilif Skjervold (NOR)
UEFA Delegate: Michael Zoratti (AUT)
21:00CET - Seville (Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán)
Sevilla FC (ESP) - APOEL FC (CYP) | Group A
Referee: Bas Nijhuis (NED)
Assistant Referee 1: Johan Balder (NED)
Assistant Referee 2: Joost van Zuilen (NED)
Fourth Official: Jeroen Manschot (NED)
UEFA Referee Observer: Ferenc Székely (HUN)
UEFA Delegate: Graham Hover (ENG)
21:00CET - St. Gallen (Kybunpark)
FC Lugano (SUI) - FC Dynamo Kyiv (UKR) | Group B
Referee: Karim Abed (FRA)
Assistant Referee 1: Mehdi Rahmouni (FRA)
Assistant Referee 2: Benjamin Pagès (FRA)
Fourth Official: Florent Batta (FRA)
UEFA Referee Observer: Vlado Svilokos (CRO)
UEFA Delegate: Claude Kremer (LUX)
21:00CET - Malmö (Stadion)
Malmö FF (SWE) - FC København (DEN) | Group B
Referee: Deniz Aytekin (GER)
Assistant Referee 1: Eduard Beitinger (GER)
Assistant Referee 2: Rafael Foltyn (GER)
Fourth Official: Benjamin Cortus (GER)
UEFA Referee Observer: Roberto Rosetti (ITA)
UEFA Delegate: Styrbjörn Oskarsson (FIN)
21:00CET - Krasnodar (Stadion "Krasnodar")
FC Krasnodar (RUS) - Getafe CF (ESP) | Group C
Referee: Ivan Bebek (CRO)
Assistant Referee 1: Goran Pataki (CRO)
Assistant Referee 2: Bojan Zobenica (CRO)
Fourth Official: Mario Zebec (CRO)
UEFA Referee Observer: Nicolae Grigorescu (ROU)
UEFA Delegate: Jānis Mežeckis (LVA)
21:00CET - Trabzon (Şenol Güneş Spor Kompleksi Medical Park Stadyumu)
Trabzonspor (TUR) - FC Basel 1893 (SUI) | Group C
Referee: Marco Di Bello (ITA)
Assistant Referee 1: Alessandro Costanzo (ITA)
Assistant Referee 2: Matteo Passeri (ITA)
Fourth Official: Rosario Abisso (ITA)
UEFA Referee Observer: Fritz Stuchlik (AUT)
UEFA Delegate: Róbert Kispál (HUN)
21:00CET - Trondheim (Lerkendal Stadion)
Rosenborg BK (NOR) - PSV Eindhoven (NED) | Group D
Referee: Halil Umut Meler (TUR)
Assistant Referee 1: Mustafa Emre Eyisoy (TUR)
Assistant Referee 2: Cevdet Kömürcüoğlu (TUR)
Fourth Official: Arda Kardeşler (TUR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Nikolay Ivanov (RUS)
UEFA Delegate: Róbert Birgir Agnarsson (ISL)
21:00CET - Lisbon (Estádio José Alvalade)
Sporting CP (POR) - Linzer ASK (AUT) | Group D
Referee: Alain Durieux (LUX)
Assistant Referee 1: Gilles François Becker (LUX)
Assistant Referee 2: Joaquim Da Silva (LUX)
Fourth Official: Laurent Kopriwa (LUX)
UEFA Referee Observer: Bernardino González Vázquez (ESP)
UEFA Delegate: Charles John Grundie (NIR)
21:00CET - Rome (Stadio Olimpico)
SS Lazio (ITA) - Stade Rennais FC (FRA) | Group E
Referee: Serhiy Boyko (UKR)
Assistant Referee 1: Volodymyr Volodin (UKR)
Assistant Referee 2: Oleksandr Voytyuk (UKR)
Fourth Official: Vitaliy Romanov (UKR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Geórgios Bíkas (GRE)
UEFA Delegate: Andrew Shaw (ENG)
21:00CET - Glasgow (Celtic Park)
Celtic FC (SCO) - CFR 1907 Cluj (ROU) | Group E
Referee: Daniel Siebert (GER)
Assistant Referee 1: Jan Seidel (GER)
Assistant Referee 2: Stefan Lupp (GER)
Fourth Official: Harm Osmers (GER)
UEFA Referee Observer: Martin Ingvarsson (SWE)
UEFA Delegate: Steen Michael Dahrup (DEN)
21:00CET - Guimarães (Estádio D. Afonso Henriques)
Vitória SC (POR) - Eintracht Frankfurt (GER) | Group F
Referee: Radu Marian Petrescu (ROU)
Assistant Referee 1: Radu Adrian Ștefan Ghinguleac (ROU)
Assistant Referee 2: Mircea Mihail Grigoriu (ROU)
Fourth Official: Marcel Bîrsan (ROU)
UEFA Referee Observer: Rune Pedersen (NOR)
UEFA Delegate: Eugène Westerink (NED)
21:00CET - London (Emirates Stadium)
Arsenal FC (ENG) - Royal Standard de Liège (BEL) | Group F
Referee: Sandro Schärer (SUI)
Assistant Referee 1: Stéphane De Almeida (SUI)
Assistant Referee 2: Bekim Zogaj (SUI)
Fourth Official: Fedayi San (SUI)
UEFA Referee Observer: Kýros Vassáras (GRE)
UEFA Delegate: Martin Sturkenboom (NED)
Debuts:
ReplyDeleteKarim Abed (France, 1988)
Mohammed Al-Hakim (Sweden, 1985)
Marco Di Bello (Italy, 1981)
Alain Durieux (Luxembourg, 1985)
Second game for:
Adrien Jaccottet (Switzerland, 1983) => last game in 2015/16 season
Jens Grabski Maae (Denmark, 1982)
Halil Umut Meler (Turkey, 1986)
Remarks:
Deniz Aytekin and Sergey Karasyov (RUS) from Elite Category appointed to UEL, the former observed by same Rosetti (final test?)
Stuart Attwell's third UEL game, first since 2011/12 season.
Thank you for this resume!
DeleteMalmö-Kobenhavn is a derby of course, quite a big one I would say. Remember Fandel in Sweden-Denmark?
DeleteNijhuis first as AVAR in England, than as referee in Spain. A match in England, like Arsenal, would have made more sense.
What happened with Attwell? Why is this his first UEL game in 8 years?
DeleteHe had a shocking run of injuries for a very long time.
DeleteAttwell? In February 2012, he was demoted from the Select Group and therefore taken out from the FIFA list by English FA. The reason: poor performances in the English Premier League (IIRC, he was really good in his UEFA games). He has been promoted to Premier League again in 2016 and re-entered the FIFA list in 2018.
DeleteAttwell is in 2nd group not thrid
Delete@Jaf
DeleteIndeed as referees from Germany, Spain, England, Italy & France are directly promoted to 2nd when they become FIFA.
A question of lexical choice: Attwell himself asked to be entered into the National List (who controlled Chship, L1 and L2 games) which amounted to a demotion - but he was not actually demoted.
DeleteAttwell was promoted much too fast (pushed by Elleray), and was struggling psychologically to handle his PL matches. He was making many publicly acknowledged mistakes having already been in the public eye after 'that' Watford - Reading game. If Riley refused his 'self-demotion' he would have ended his career.
I am really glad that UEFA gave him this 'second chance' - in my opinion he is far ahead of Tierney, Kavanagh re. international matches, and after a good performance in a hot Aris Thessaloníki - AEL Lemesós ELQ game, it is coherent with the performance principle too.
It is a great story of determination for a man who went from successful performances in his EL group stage matches eight years ago to then handling L2 games within months. Now through hard work he has now returned to a UEFA niveau - he is only thirty-six too, so still some time to reach sth big.
@Michael W.
DeleteIs it true that when Attwell was demoted, he was very high on the EPL merit table?
Have a look : https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/news/11193396/Referee-Stuart-Attwell-back-in-the-Premier-League-after-three-years-spent-rebuilding-career.html
DeleteNo one talks about self-demotion, it is logically after such mistakes to be demoted. However, that not happens often at England, who knows! The first one at Vicarage road he was pushed by the assistant actually, though he had head role. This situation is a big upgrade on Brychs decision with Kisling.
Aliyar Aghayev from Azerbaijan hasn’t been appointed for UCL or EL for MD1 and MD2. Is he one of these refs failed at tests?
ReplyDeleteBig issues in Norwegian refereeing. Should Norway do like many other European FAs have done, and employ an external expert/consultant?
ReplyDeleteFormer FIFA referee Svein-Erik Edvartsen comments: https://translate.google.no/translate?sl=no&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nordicbet.com%2Fno%2Fblogg%2Ffotball%2Feliteserien%2Fdommerkrise-losning%2F
That Norway does not have as good referees as before is absolutely true.
DeleteWe are missing a number one, and it has been a big generation change.
But Svein-Erik Edvartsen who writes here has an agenda against everything and everyone in the Norwegian FA. It was and still is a major conflict after he was fired from the job as a football referee.
Some referees (Hobber Nilsen, Moen, Hagen and the boss Hauge ++ receive a lot of criticism). In addition, he comes with many sources that no one knows who is. "A UEFA observer says ...." and "A referee in the Elite Series says ..."
In addition, there are many accusations that the referees only ref for the money.
So yes, things are not only good in Norway, but SEE has clear agendas.
I agree that Edvartsen has an agenda and some referrees are critisised unfairly on his blog.
DeleteHowever, Edvartsen himself was treated unfairly by the federation, he sued them to get his job back, and the federation paid for him to withdraw the court case.
Things are not OK in Norway - performance principle doesn’t exist and it is always certain from the regional leagues what referees will become top referees (pre-selected/protegés). There is correctly little meetings and development, only referees who get attention are particularly from Oslo and Bergen, who are friends with Hauge and referee committee members.
I am a 2nd level assistant referee, and much of what Edvartsen says, is true. But far from everything, he’s exaggerating a lot,. I feel I’m only refereeing for the money, and if I want to be promoted, I must be from Oslo or Bergen and friends of the management. When you referee with these preselected people, they don’t even care about their assistants from outside their home «krets» (local federation), because they know they will be promoted and we won’t! Once, one of this referrees was together with a mentor from the federation, and the (local) observer wanted to give him a bad performance, but the mentor pressured him to give 8.4!
I can say this because I had enough, now I retire after the season because its not motivating. But if I said this openly, people in the federation would push me out...
And its sad how the federation now use Edvartsen against people who criticise them! They think that if you're critical of the federation, you're either Edvartsen himself or pushing his agenda! What kind of transparensy is that?!
7.10.
ReplyDeleteDFB Allstars (GER) - Azzurri Legends (ITA): Busacca / Navarro / Cuhat (all SUI) / Brütting (GER)
OT: LaLiga MD 8
ReplyDeleteFriday 04/10/2019
Real Betis - SD Eibar (21:00)
Referee: Alejandro José Hernández Hernández (FIFA, 2nd group)
VAR: Javier Alberola Rojas
Saturday 05/10/2019
CD Leganés - Levante UD (13:00)
Referee: José Luis Munuera Montero (FIFA, 2nd group)
VAR: Alfonso Javier Álvarez Izquierdo
Real Madrid CF - Granada CF (16:00)
Referee: Santiago Jaime Latre
VAR: Juan Martínez Munuera (FIFA, 2nd group)
Valencia CF - Deportivo Alavés (18:30)
Referee: Eduardo Prieto Iglesias
VAR: Jesús Gil Manzano (FIFA, Elite)
CA Osasuna - Villarreal CF (21:00)
Referee: Valentín Pizarro Gómez
VAR: Adrián Cordero Vega
Sunday 06/10/2019
RCD Mallorca - RCD Espanyol (12:00)
Referee: Ricardo de Burgos Bengoetxea (FIFA, 2nd group)
VAR: César Soto Grado
RC Celta de Vigo - Athletic Club (14:00)
Referee: David Medié Jiménez
VAR: Carlos del Cerro Grande (FIFA, Elite)
Real Valladolid CF - Atlético de Madrid (16:00)
Referee: José María Sánchez Martínez (FIFA, 1st group)
VAR: Mario Melero López
Real Sociedad - Getafe CF (18:30)
Referee: Pablo González Fuertes
VAR: Xavier Estrada Fernández (FIFA, 1st group)
FC Barcelona - Sevilla FC (21:00)
Referee: Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz (FIFA, Elite)
VAR: Ignacio Iglesias Villanueva
Best match for Mateu, with very good matches also for De Burgos Bengoetxea (both teams are performing poorly and need to win ASAP), and IMO also Medié Jiménez. Celta and Athletic have the most disgusting players in terms of behaviour in LaLiga: Raúl García, Aritz Aduriz and Iago Aspas. They are always protesting, simulating, and Aspas has a particularly irritating (for me, at least) habit which is counting seconds with his hand raised when the opposite team's goalkeeper has the ball in his hands. So it will be a tough match for him, without doubt.
DeleteRegarding absences, Cuadra Fernández's and González González's are significant: the former missed a penalty for Valencia in their match against Getafe acting as VAR. Media reports say that he did not wait long enough to watch the appropriate angles, and according to Valencian press he is probably suspended.
González González had a polemic situation in Atlético - Real Madrid. According to Atlétic, Ramos said "la p*** que te parió" ("the who** who brought you to life") to an AR, but he was not sent off. In this case, I don't know if that is the cause for not being appointed or is just usual rotation. However, in both cases, their absence is suspicious.
OT
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible mistake from AR1 in Man UTD-Arsenal prior equalizing goal. Aubameyang was at least 2, if no 3 meters onside, AR1 was perfectly positioned but signaled offside. Very easy decision. What is more significant - he didn't wait for the action to be finished, but raised his flag prior the goal was scored (a second before). However, VAR confirmed the goal (probably ref whistled for offside after the goal was scored).
Exactly what I wanted to write. Luckily, Kevin Friend did actually wait until the goal was scored, so VAR was able to intervene.
DeleteSuper easy on replay of course. Not easy live with 80 000 spectators where you can't hear the ball being passed and the defender is running the opposite direction and the attacker towards the goal... Only problem was he raised it too early.
DeleteAllegedly, it's the instruction given to ARs in England to flag offsides immediately.
DeleteAnd also for refs to blow immediately in which Kelvin friend is a culprit then I ask why VAR is in use
DeleteNot when you read on their website:
Delete"Where there is a clear and obvious goalscoring opportunity and the assistant referee is not certain whether the attacker actively involved is in an offside position, the assistant should delay indicating the offence until the phase of play has concluded.
Where there is a clear and obvious goalscoring opportunity and the assistant referee is certain the attacker actively involved is in an offside position, then the assistant should indicate the offence immediately.
In both of these situations the referee should wait to blow the whistle until the immediate phase of play has ended."
PGMOL changed their idea about this, but their initial instructions shows their refereeing 'ideology' is a joke.
DeleteInitially, they told the ARs to just flag like normal (because general football public was 'irritated' by delayed flag for clear offsides).
Though, if they weren't sure (ie. it was tight), they were to always keep the flag down, even after attack had finished.
As son of Eskil points out, PGMOL's vision is for the referees to control that by delayed whistles, with flags still going up. I really don't understand how cognitively lacking PGMOL can be to say that telling players to always carrying on playing if the AR flags, and instead waiting for a whistle, is fair on them and a good idea.
This has two major problems besides:
1) There is no On-Field decision in case technology fails
2) On an intrinsic motivation level that is unbelievably destructive, telling ARs not to even evaluate tight calls
-> With all the respect, PGMOL are idiots
Riley thought he had cracked it! With all the respect, only a muppet could believe that - and it shows how little attention PGMOL paid to other VAR projects, instead they focused on the medial resonance here on them.
Now the instruction is more-or-less the same, but for tight situations ARs should wait-and-see as we are used to.
BUT this leads to cognitive problems, as ARs were still trained before the (pseudo) VAR project launched, they were told to make no difference to their technique. Hence, in the moments that require the greatest concentration, their minds can easily forget the new instructions, and it is a matter of time before we have a Kuĺbakoŭ case here amidst the confusion.
PGMOL's VAR project further shows that the PL complex in them is much too strong, and the organisation should be dissolved.
I’ll only recall that Kulbakov’s case was more complicated, there were 2 parts of the attack, and the assistant mistakenly signaled offside only after waiting for the completion of the first stage.
DeleteAll penalties and red cards from Champions League Matchday 2.
ReplyDeleteAtalanta v Shakhtar Donetsk -
https://streamable.com/t2ai5
Real Madrid v Club Brugge -
https://streamable.com/2s6km
https://streamable.com/9k8lr
Crvena zvezda v Olympiacos -
https://streamable.com/jdmxz
https://streamable.com/cnk1r
Tottenham Hotspur v Bayern Munich -
https://streamable.com/wwwo8
Valencia v Ajax -
https://streamable.com/hggfm
+++ Plus as a bonus, the new substitution laws in action with a yellow card being the result when the player refuses to leave from the nearest point.
https://streamable.com/ahuzy
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ReplyDeleteSwiss Super League 06/10 16:00
FC Zurich - BSC Young Boys
Aristotelis Diamantopoulos (GRE)
Tryfon Petropoulos, Ilias Alexeas (GRE)
Alessandro Dudic (SUI)
VAR: Sandro Schärer (SUI)
AVAR: Bekim Zogaj (SUI)
Friendly, 9.10.
ReplyDeleteGermany-Argentina: Turpin, Danos, Gringore, Buquet (all FRA)
VAR?
DeleteInteresting situation for Mohammed Al-Hakim crew in Nur-Sultan in minute 77': a goal was disallowed for offside after having been originally allowed by AR2. Following a corner kick there was a touch by attacker in the middle of penalty area, then another teammate touched the ball on the line and he scored. Clear offside and I think AR2 had missed it because he was doing the contrary movement at that moment. After a first decision to allow it, when broadcaster was showing still replays, referee decided to disallow. This was very likely the result of "logical cooperation", when they realized that a player had touched the ball almost on the line, very likely they understood that he was in offside. It looked something like VAR, but of course it wasn't. I praise this decision, but for sure AR2 had to see that live.
ReplyDeleteI think he just wasn't sure about the touch of the attacker. If you look at him, he doesn't move towards the midfield, he actually stays close to the corner, so I imagine he was basically asking the referee if he had spotted a touch of an attacker.
DeleteIt seems that AR2 in the Palabıyık's team missed offside when Espanyol scored their 0-1. The player who was in an offside position at the time of the goal kick execution interfered the play.
ReplyDeleteI have not seen the situation, but in general: There is no offside at a goal kick.
DeleteUnlucky situation for Beaton. A drone with Nagorno-Karabakh flag has appeared flying over the pitch in Luxembourg after Qarabag scored.
ReplyDeleteGame stopped.
I posted a few comments and clips to some domestic games from last week (Liga, Premier League, Ligue 1 and Serie A) for those who might be interested :)
ReplyDeleteI should specify, they are in the comments of the "Current domestic competitions appointments" post
DeleteSurprise,Surprise.
ReplyDeleteBebek again with plenty yellow cards and atleast 1 rc.
Aytekin was very good in the Derby Malmö-Kopenhagen imo.
ReplyDeleteHe remained true to his today's line of duel assesment without making any mistakes and all YCs were correct.
I would say nearly perfect in front of Rosetti's eyes.
DeleteIt's about Kayserispor. Because, Kayserispor booked 3 red cards continuously. They complain the referees every week. And many directors were punished by the TFF.
ReplyDeleteTwo penalty situations in Lazio v Rennes yesterday. Serhiy Boiko was the referee.
ReplyDelete2’ : https://streamable.com/xkbug
20’ : https://streamable.com/8dilu
What do you think ? IMO it should have been 2 PK in favor of Rennes...
IMO the second one is a clear penalty for handball. The first one is supportable
DeleteRC(2nd yc) for Timor,Bebek was referee.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3abjPCh77Q