The new campaign of qualifiers for WC 2026 starts with the games to be played on 21 March 2025. Please find below full appointments.
Friday 21 March 2025
Group H18:00 CET - Larnaca (AEK Aréna - Geórgios Karapatákis)
CYPRUS - SAN MARINO
Referee: Andris Treimanis LVA
Assistant Referee 1: Haralds Gudermanis LVA
Assistant Referee 2: Aleksejs Spasjonņikovs LVA
Fourth Official: Vitālijs Spasjonņikovs LVA
Video Assistant Referee: Kristaps Ratnieks LVA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Tamás Bognár HUN
FIFA Referee Assessor: Levan Paniashvili GEO
FIFA Match Commissioner: Richard Havrilla SVK
Group G
20:45 CET - Warsaw (PGE Narodowy)
POLAND - LITHUANIA
Referee: Anastásios Sidirópoulos GRE
Assistant Referee 1: Polychrónis Kostarás GRE
Assistant Referee 2: Lázaros Dimitriádis GRE
Fourth Official: Ioánnis Papadópoulos GRE
Video Assistant Referee: Ángelos Evangélou GRE
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Athanásios Tzílos GRE
FIFA Referee Assessor: Ante Vučemilović-Šimunović CRO
FIFA Match Commissioner: Jovan Šurbatović SRB
Group G
20:45 CET - Ta’ Qali (National Stadium)
MALTA - FINLAND
Referee: Simone Sozza ITA
Assistant Referee 1: Giovanni Baccini ITA
Assistant Referee 2: Davide Imperiale ITA
Fourth Official: Andrea Colombo ITA
Video Assistant Referee: Gianluca Aureliano ITA
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Rosario Abisso ITA
FIFA Referee Assessor: Jan Willem Wegereef NED
FIFA Match Commissioner: Jens Futterknecht GER
Group H
20:45 CET - Bucharest (Arena Națională)
ROMANIA - BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Referee: Danny Makkelie NED
Assistant Referee 1: Hessel Steegstra NED
Assistant Referee 2: Jan de Vries NED
Fourth Official: Marc Nagtegaal NED
Video Assistant Referee: Rob Dieperink NED
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Jeroen Manschot NED
FIFA Referee Assessor: Manuel Díaz Vega ESP
FIFA Match Commissioner: Nikoloz Jgarkava GEO
Group K
20:45 CET - London (Wembley Stadium)
ENGLAND - ALBANIA
Referee: Alejandro José Hernández Hernández ESP
Assistant Referee 1: José Enrique Naranjo Pérez ESP
Assistant Referee 2: Diego Sánchez Rojo ESP
Fourth Official: Alejandro Muñiz Ruiz ESP
Video Assistant Referee: César Soto Grado ESP
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Valentín Pizarro Gómez ESP
FIFA Referee Assessor: Geórgios Bíkas GRE
FIFA Match Commissioner: Frédéric Veraghaenne BEL
Group K
20:45 CET - Andorra la Vella (Estadi Nacional d’Andorra)
ANDORRA - LATVIA
Referee: Giorgi Kruashvili GEO
Assistant Referee 1: Levan Varamishvili GEO
Assistant Referee 2: Giorgi Elikashvili GEO
Fourth Official: Aleko Aptsiauri GEO
Video Assistant Referee: Giorgi Avazashvili GEO
Assistant Video Assistant Referee: Bakur Ninua GEO
FIFA Referee Assessor: Ichko Lozev BUL
FIFA Match Commissioner: Rodney Pisani MLT
Observers for next days
ReplyDelete22/03
Group I
MDANOR Edgar Steinborn GER
ISREST Pascal Garibian FRA
Group J
LIEMKD John Ward IRL
WALKAZ Bernardino González Vázquez ESP
Group L
MNEGIB Frank De Bleeckere BEL
CZEFRO Juan Antonio Fernández Marín ESP
24/03
Group G
LTUFIN João Francisco Lopes Ferreira POR
POLMLT Chaim Ya'akov ISR
Group H
BIHCYP Martin Atkinson ENG
SMRROU Alberto Undiano Mallenco ESP
Group K
ENGLVA Alan Mario Sant MLT
ALBAND Domagoj Vučkov CRO
25/03
Group I
MDAEST Thomas Einwaller AUT
ISRNOR Alain Hamer LUX
Group J
MKDWAL Stefano Podeschi SMR
LIEKAZ Volodymyr Petrov UKR
Group L
MNEFRO Viktor Kassai HUN
GIBCZE Marián Ružbarský SVK
How is possible that such matches are officiated by elite or trusted 1st category referees ? With all respect for each country, these are matches to test promising 2nd category; otherwise they will never grow up, we will never have a new generation of high level official and we will only deal with the same 10 ones
ReplyDeleteTo me Ebner, Chiffi, Hannessy, D'Hontd, Sclagher and Costa Verissimo would have perfectly fitted the needs of these matches
DeleteThe one for Makkelie surely the most challenging one on paper with teams like Romania and Bosnia.
ReplyDeleteFor Hernandez Hernandez a classic assignment confirming the reputation by committee, a big team, but rather in a medium-low context. Something that explains his status of rather low Elite referee.
A good one for Sidiropoulos in Poland, considering his status, while the rest is definitely not interesting. Sozza in Malta doesn't say us anything more about his current reputation by committee.
Possible that Category 2 will not be appointed at all for these qualifiers, so maybe that's reason why some Category 1 will get very uninteresting assignments for them. We will see with the next games.
Chefren, who awards these matches, UEFA or FIFA?
DeleteAppointments made by UEFA and confirmed by FIFA.
DeleteSidiropoulos' match Poland - Lithuania could also be called a "chanterelle derby": Out of season, in my perception, they come 100% from these two countries - at least here in Austria.
DeleteMaybe even only the referees, who participated in the winter course, will be used.
DeleteI was fully convinced that the appointment for FIFA WC qualifiers are done totally by FIFA committee and not by single confederation. FIFA committee seems work only one months every 4 years :-)
DeleteMaybe i'm wrong but recently somebody wrote a link of the list of the all FIFA Assesors/Observer...Can somebody help me to link again that?
Delete@chefren
DeleteDo you mean the document with FIFA instructors?
DeleteHere:
https://www.mediafire.com/view/bvgk820igwr83t9/FIFA.jpg/file
yes, thank you so much
DeleteCan you explain differences beetween FIFA instructors and FIFA assessors?
DeleteInstructors' role is to train referees - for example, they visit domestic federations (at least once a year) and give current instructions.
DeleteAssessors assess referees' performance in a game (write a report with a final mark and discuss the incidents with the referee immediately after the game).
Thank you! So, if i unterstand well, all instructors can be also assessors/observer but all assessors/observer are not instructors. Do you confirm?
DeleteVery insightful comments from Reinold Wiedemeijer and Jack van Hulten, especially regarding the judging problems in the Netherlands in recent months.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.espn.nl/voetbal/artikel/_/id/14931798/arbiters-onder-vuur-wat-meer-gevoel-en-begrip-kan-geen-kwaad
Fewer opportunities to explain rules, responding to players' emotions, understanding the game and a decline in referees with personalities. The two were divided on whether young referees should be given more time in amateur football or whether they should be given Eredivisie match experience sooner!
Regarding communication issues, I find Wiedemeijer's words particularly good:
"Referees have rules, that's logical. But if you apply them according to the letter of the law, then you're done. I would like to see them whistle more by feeling, rather than with a book in hand. The current generation of referees is not so good at controlling the large, grey area."
"That is different from haggling, because that is not possible, but a little more feeling and understanding can do no harm. Don't forget: we Dutch are not so much into authority. We want to talk, discuss, always give a word back. But that is almost not allowed anymore. Now I see those very tense faces of referees standing in the tunnel. As if they are carrying a leaden burden, not a smile can escape. I even see them shouting at players! I have no idea why that is. I do know: if you have played football yourself, then you know that footballers can sometimes explode after a questionable penalty, yellow or red card or goal. Players do everything they can to win, theatre and emotion are simply part of it. You have to understand that. It seems as if they are less aware of that."
Isn’t it bizarre how the groups are formed for UEFAs World Cup Qualifiers?
ReplyDeleteExample: the winner of Spain-Netherlands goes into group E, the loser into group G.
This approach is a big mistake by FIFA/UEFA imo. I’ve already found some articles with statements that losing in the QF Nations League would be “beneficial” based on the teams in group.
Curious how serious some NTs will take the Nations League fixtures (which is already deemed a semi-friendly league).
OT:
ReplyDeleteYes I know,Carabao Cup ended,but somehow this wasn't a card.
Just regular and fair challenge :)
https://youtube.com/shorts/SiOcFfB66d0?si=o0qsUMzZzrS0C7ep
AFC WC Qualifiers
ReplyDeleteUZBKGZ Yusuke Araki JPN
IRNUAE Ko Hyung-jin KOR
QATPRK Muhannad Qasim IRQ
KOROMA Alireza Faghani AUS
IRQKUW Ma Ning CHN
JORPLE Shaun Evans AUS
AUSIDN Adham Makhadmah JOR
JPNBHR Abdulrahman Al-Jassim QAT
KSACHN Omar Al-Ali UAE
CONMEBOL WC Qualifiers
ReplyDelete20/03
PARCHI Raphael Claus BRA
BRACOL Alexis Herrera VEN
PERBOL Yael Falcón ARG
21/03
ECUVEN Ramon Abatti BRA
URUARG Juan Benítez PAR
25/03
BOLURU Augusto Aragón ECU
COLPAR Facundo Tello ARG
VENPER Cristián Garay CHI
ARGBRA Andrés Rojas COL
CHIECU Gustavo Tejera URU
full appointments:
https://cdn.conmebol.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/10_2_2025-Eliminatorias-FWC2026-Fecha-13-14.pdf
Rojas in ARGBRA is very surprising. I won't claim that I follow thoroughly CONMEBOL international games, however there wasn't any hint to predict him in such a ultra-sonorous clash. Potentially a WC 2026 ticket for the Colombian ? I'm more keen to call this a poisoned gift (remember Cunha a few years ago...)
Delete@Chefren, do you know when UEFA will start a new talent mentor program (not for new international referees?
ReplyDeleteAccording to this article:
Deletehttps://www.nzs.si/novica/Po_letu_2018_drugi_Slovenec_v_vlogi_sodniskega_trenerja_na_Uefa_Core?id=60311&id_landing=&id_objekta=40
CORE 60 was organized between 11 and 18 March in Geneva, Switzerland. 12 referees and 10 assistant referees were invited. The nationalities of referees were: Andorra (only a referee), Azerbaijan, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, France, Israel, Kosovo, Northern Ireland (only a referee), Slovakia, Switzerland and Ukraine.
The instructors were:
Vlado Svilokos (CRO), Peter Sippel (GER), Alexandru Tean (MDA), Jaap Uilenberg (NED), Svein Oddvar Moen (NOR) and Stefano Podeschi (SMR).
The instructors for assistant referees were:
Momir Širko (BIH), Robert Vukan (SVN) and Edward King (WAL)
You published the new related UEFA CORE, not M&T program
DeleteTalent & Mentored referees in the mid-late noughties:
Delete2004: Panic (BIH), Bebek (CRO), Dvoracek (CZE), Lattik (EST), Asumaa (FIN), Kassai (HUN), Gomes (POR), Balaj (ROU), Sukhina (RUS), Thomson (SCO), Dereli (TUR), Berezka (UKR) & Whitby (WAL)
2005: Zografos (GRE), Gumienny (BEL), Stokes (IRL), Courtney (NIR), Stalhammar (SWE), Georgiev (BUL), Kircher (GER), Paparesta (ITA) & Undiano Mallenco (ESP)
2006: Malek (POL), Olsiak (SVK), Královec (CZE), Einwaller (AUT), Strahonja (CRO), Paixão (POR), Banari (MDA), Moen (NOR), Blom (NED), Clattenburg (ENG) & Trefoloni (ITA)
2007: Çakir (TUR), Circhetta (SUI), Rasmussen (DEN), Kulbakov (BLR), Stavrev (MKD), Nikolayev (RUS), Collum (SCO), Hinriksson (ISL), Atkinson (ENG), Thual (FRA), Brych (GER) & Rizzoli (ITA)
2008: Evans (WAL), Vad (HUN), Filipovic (SRB), Kever (SUI), Guliyev (AZE), Kaasik (EST), Borski (POL) & Schörgenhofer (AUT)
2009: Toussaint (LUX), Göçek (TUR), Hategan (ROU), Nzolo (BEL), Ennjimi (FRA), Gräfe (GER) & Rocchi (ITA)
2010: Amirkhanyan (ARM), Black (NIR), Daloukas (GRE), Hagen (NOR), Jech (CZE), Mazic (SRB), Kuchin (KAZ), Attwell (ENG), Tagliavento (ITA) & Velasco Carballo (ESP)
07 was a very good year
DeleteMentor and Talent Program (dedicated to the future potential Elite) will start on April '25 and finish on march '26.
ReplyDelete26' Very clear offside not seen by assistant #2 in Cyprus-San Marino. Goal disallowed after review.
ReplyDeleteCYPSMR
ReplyDelete24' correctly rejected handball penalty appeal; ball played by a teammate, natural arm position
https://streambug.org/cv/395eac
26' first VAR intervention in these European WC qualifiers - goal disallowed, missed offside by AR2
https://streambug.org/cv/840a43
29', 45+1' two missed advantages; the first one rather unlucky but the second should be given
https://streambug.org/cv/1a73ed
apart from these incidents, many challenges to assess for the Latvian but no mandatory (missed) YCs so far, what is surprising :)
Unluckily AR2 in Treimanis team not new to important mistakes, I remember the one in Arsenal's game at home, another very clear one...
DeleteIn 86' an excellent onside by AR1 at 2:0. Video clip to follow.
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/4b0818
DeleteDisciplinary and some play-on calls
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/6c126a
Weird that the referees are wearing the old adidas kits
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not a friendly context for Austrian referee Christian-Petru Ciochirca, appointed to Under 21 game Italy - Netherlands, played today.
ReplyDelete.
54' Penalty, very clear one
https://streambug.org/cv/294c2c
61' Straight RC for SFP
https://streambug.org/cv/d69098
I think it is a brave decision, especially given the context, unfortunately replays are not 100% clear but one can guess it was a very dangerous contact studs - knee.
90'+1 Second YC and second RC to Netherlands
https://streambug.org/cv/540bfa
Very clear with a late and reckless one.
The Austrian had a certain approach, I don't know what would have happened with a referee using a classic friendly approach...
And.. Netherlands won the game in the very last minute :D
I agree with all your comments here. Only the straight red can not be said that it is 100% correct but still with this video 100% support.
DeleteMakkelie penalty situation. What do you think guys?
ReplyDeleteIf nothing else loved his decisiveness; made his own mind up and went with it - good to see
ReplyDeleteHorrible decision by Makkelie after OFR. No PK 😳
ReplyDeleteROU vs BOS min 53' - Controversial no penalty decision for handball after VAR intervention. Cross coming from more than 40m away without deflection, Bosnia defender stopped the ball with the palm of his hand.
ReplyDeleteConfusing procedure from Makkelie, he seemed to miss the situation completely, then awarded a direct free kick (player was at least 3 meters inside the penalty area!!), then after VAR intervention he resumed the game with an indirect FK instead of throw in for Romania.
Indeed Very tough decision to take. Even though I like the braveness from Makkelie, IMO this should have been a penalty.
DeleteRomania - Bosnia and Herzegovina, penalty area incident, handball.
ReplyDeletehttps://streamable.com/wmroin
I think that the player wanted to go by head but he failed and touched by arm while jumping. Makkelie not in the best position to make an assessment, here exclusive view by AR2. I think that at monitor Makkelie assessed that the arm was in a consistent position because player was jumping, while in the contrary case no doubts about the decision. Still, to me it was never clear whether the argument that a player wanted to go with another part of body could be relevant for the assessment. The arm is rather open, but with player on the ground this would have been clear...
OFR must surely have been initiated by Makkelie himself then as well, because otherwise VAR would just tell him to change the decision to a penalty with no need to go to the monitor
DeleteIndeed, about the original free kick, one should think that AR2 reported a different fact to Makkelie, otherwise VAR would have just switched. Possible further explanation as you said, Makkelie directly asked to rewach to see by himself.
DeleteHe wouldn't have changed the free-kick to a drop ball if the free-kick wasn't given for the same incident he reviewed
DeleteThe other possibility is that the VAR had the incident clearly in the penalty area but the VAR believed it was clearly not a foul, so had to recommend the OFR (and Makkelie then agreed). Admittedly, that's far-fetched. But all the scenarios seem far-fetched.
Delete@usaref Of course that could've been what happened, I'm not going to pretend otherwise or deny that this was maybe a very very poor piece of VAR usage. However, if all the details given by Chefren are the reason for no penalty, it could be acceptable to overturn if it was indeed Makkelie's own decision to rewatch the incident and not Dieperink's. It's not that hard for me to believe that that could actually have been the case, since there was already a lot of confusion and Makkelie might have wanted to calm down the situation and take control by showing that he had indeed made his own mind up about the situation
DeleteBoth are possible, but having watched the whole sequence I don't see a whole lot of talking from Makkelie at all prior to the initiation of the OFR. He just seems to be waiting and then makes the signal. It's circumstantial evidence, but I think it points in the direction of the OFR initiating the review. If Makkelie wanted to review the decision on his own accord, you would think there'd have to be *some* sort of back and forth after he got the confirmation that it was inside the area. He'd at least ask how clear it was either way for the VAR before he initiated an OFR that might look silly. But it doesn't look like he said anything at all.
DeleteI understand why people might think Makkelie had done it himself, but there doesn't seem to be evidence to support that belief.
I mean, he did move away a bit from the free kick position and the group of players before he made the signal, but you couldn't really see what he did because the broadcast changed to a camera showing the Romanian manager and his staff before once again changing back when he made the review signal. I guess we still have to assume that this was just a normal OFR though, and if so is the case, unfortunately it has to be season over for both Makkelie and Dieperink
DeleteQuick video of straight red card for SFP by Sozza, after OFR, changed decision from an original YC for reckless. I can add referee was close but he missed the detail.
ReplyDeletehttps://streambug.org/cv/f1a98a
Sozza didn't give advantage at all in that so he missed the whole foul which was very poor. The yellow came from his either assistant or 4th.
DeleteIndeed you are right. No advantage, totally missed by Sozza.
DeleteHere the first part, live sequence:
https://streambug.org/cv/eea2ff
I think impossible for AR2 to suggest, one should think it was fourth official. Being very far away from incident... otherwise Sozza booked the player only because VAR said that they were starting a check, but this wouldn't be good.
Yeah, that is also possible. Also how to continue the game was interesting, they gave a free kick to Finland in that position but when Sozza stopped the game due to an injury and gave a card, would a referee's ball to Malta have been correct?. But maybe the free kick was right due to whole missed foul?
DeleteRomania - Bosnia:
ReplyDeleteApart from the controversial PAI, quite eventful game for Danny Makkelie. Even though I have seen better performances by the Dutch an OK performance I would say (obviously I don‘t know what FIFA (!) thinks of the Handball). Game was rather challenging and physical with a lot fouls committed.
17 correct yc reckless stamp on foot to BIH#8
34 missed yc for reckless kick to face
42 correct yc for reckless challenge by goal keeper to ROU#1
45 fair tackle? first clear contact, then ball played
52 PAI handball (OFR, decision: no punishable handball) + yc for dissent to ROU#22
59 possible yc for late challenge
63 correct yc for reckless challenge for BIH#23
65 yc for time wasting to BIH#1
68 PAI handball, supportable play on
69 correct yc to ROU#11
80 possible yc for reckless challenge
81 correct yc for reckless challenge to ROU#13
83 PAI tripping
84 possible yc for reckless challenge
90+6 yc for UB to ROU#14
As yall have already said here, I am believing too that the old Makkelie is back. And he looks just like Rosetti in a particular game :) .
ReplyDeleteRegarding penalty situation... Makkelie showed a lot of courage in making a difficult decision, even though it might have been the wrong one. It takes guts to stand firm in the moment, especially when the pressure is high. His willingness to make tough calls, regardless of the outcome, shows a level of bravery that's commendable, even if it wasn't the right call in the end. Has to get the CL final after this brave display.
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to know which (UEFA, Elite) referees whom you consider dishonest and whose integrity you would question. In my opinion, your argument that Makkelie should be appointed for a UEFA final this season is not well-timed after the Romania-Bosnia game yesterday. Here is the full sequence of the handball incident for those who haven't seen it: www.streambug.io/cv/6307dd. I would like also to underline that seeing repeated comments of this nature on the blog (such as a total overreaction to the appointment of Kovacs to a 'B-C relegation playoff') are really irritating, and the reason that I don't see much sense in commenting at the moment - we are not a crackpot conspiracy blog, we are a platform where we (should) discuss refereeing incidents and performances. That you wrote such a hagiography underneath a comment that was rather blatantly sarcastic makes this reply the chef-d'oeuvre of this very specific genre, which close readers of the blog are all too familiar with. Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to apologise to Anass -- 'the Dutch Dale Johnson' on this blog who posts clips of interesting KMIs from Netherlands -- who was senselessly attacked by a user unknown. Anass, please keep commenting, we are grateful for your contributions!
Delete@Mikael: sorry if I’m using too strong words (English is not my native language), but are you really defending UEFA's policy and management of referees now? That surprises me a bit.
DeleteYou have posted your analyses and observations about UEFA yourselves. You know what they say: the fish stinks from the head down.
You observed that Ceferin interferes inside the RefCom (refer to your comments about Cakir EURO 2021)? You wrote a piece about that yourselves and about Rosetti being Ceferin’s puppet. You’ve stated that Makkelie should’ve had the CL final in 2021. And now you are talking about my comment being a conspiracy? There are enough facts and circumstances that are at least prove otherwise. There are enough indications that some referees are always backed (despite of mistakes), some are not. There have been discussions about referees being out of favor because of a decision against an Italian club, PSG or Slovenia. And rightly so.
Maybe this is not the place to discuss it? Maybe it is, because we also discuss referee appointment. I think the way some referees are managed (or favored) is not fair and we should not close our eyes for that.
Btw, I have stated on the blog that Letexier should get the Champions League final this season (if no PSG in there), because he is the best referee atm.
DeleteI never posted arguments that Makkelie should get it this season, that wouldn’t be justified. I just said he deserved the final in 2021. You clearly don’t like Makkelie do you? I do not recall a single positive comment from you about Makkelie.
I'll let the readers decide for themselves who is the fair, objective contributor and who is the partisan, biased one 👍.
DeleteDanny Makkelie - in one word - disaster.
ReplyDelete1 st - AR 2 signals for a foul for an incident that is close to the line and he is not sure where. He has radio for god sake.....
2nd - Danny Makkelie gives the foul outside.
3rd - VAR intervene with OFR when this is only factual - they gave a foul after all.
4th - VAR - the most stupid camera choson and the true reason why Danny Makkelie changed the decision.
I am really speachless here.
MLTFIN (Simone Sozza)
ReplyDeleteKey Match Incidents
41' PAI handball
https://streambug.org/cv/d164b6
60' PAI tripping
https://streambug.org/cv/f407ba
65' PAI pushing
https://streambug.org/cv/1952bb
76' [OFR] YC upgraded to RC 5MLT for SFP
https://streambug.org/cv/a68df7
Other incidents
Delete15' Delaying the restart
https://streambug.org/cv/e2bd12
18' Good advantage
https://streambug.org/cv/74990e
26' YC 16FIN for SPA; mandatory
https://streambug.org/cv/625fc5
45' Possible YC 17FIN for either SPA or reckless challenge
https://streambug.org/cv/67769c
50' Quite obvious foul missed
https://streambug.org/cv/69dad7
56' Possible YC 4FIN for SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/263664
59' Possible YC 14FIN for SPA holding; either play-on or advantage without gesture
https://streambug.org/cv/be7e3b
79' Possible YC 10FIN for reckless challenge / retaliation; good awareness of fourth official
https://streambug.org/cv/0cf159
90+1' Play-on after possible SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/04b663
Bonus clip:
DeleteInteresting solution at coin toss. Finland's captain was a goalkeeper so Sozza invited also a player who will be entitled to communicate with the referee during the game. Good idea. I wonder whether FIFA's or UEFA's invention. :)
https://streambug.org/cv/9e78c8
POLLTU (Anastásios Sidirópoulos)
ReplyDeleteKey Match Incidents
06' PAI pushing
https://streambug.org/cv/3a0f58
80' Good onside by AR2 at 1:0
https://streambug.org/cv/bb3dba
Other Incidents:
Delete14' Play-on after possible SPA impeding by 3LTU
https://streambug.org/cv/0bbb9f
24' Positioning problems
https://streambug.org/cv/f968ee
24' Possible YC 13LTU for reckless step on foot
https://streambug.org/cv/b1af84
35' No reaction against cynical charging by 7LTU
https://streambug.org/cv/5b8387
40' Broken ball management
https://streambug.org/cv/b47734
51' Possible YC 8POL for SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/c9412a
54' YC 3LTU for reckless challenge
https://streambug.org/cv/662244
66' Possible YC 8POL for SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/b37953
70' YC 15POL for SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/d1ec53
ROUBIH (Danny Makkelie)
ReplyDelete02' - warning to 14BIH after holding offence
https://streambug.org/cv/e33505
14' - good onside by AR2 at 0:1
https://streambug.org/cv/db8199
17' - YC 8BIH for reckless step on foot
https://streambug.org/cv/51a5ea
34' - possible YC 3ROU for reckless kick in the face
https://streambug.org/cv/13cbc7
42' - YC GK ROU for reckless studs challenge; possible RC for SFP
https://streambug.org/cv/b8ba40
45' - play-on calls at the end of the first half
https://streambug.org/cv/c93c94
53' [OFR] - after input from AR2, a free kick for handball is awarded (the potential offence had place inside the penalty area) but after an on-field review the decision is no foul
https://streambug.org/cv/be0ba8
58' - possible YC 18ROU for reckless challenge
https://streambug.org/cv/c91afe
63' - YC 23BIH for persistent infringement / reckless challenge
https://streambug.org/cv/df5a03
65' - YC GK BIH for time wasting
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/0bdbe3
68' - PAI handball; before potential contact with a palm, the ball bounces off the leg and chest, never a penalty
https://streambug.org/cv/4a9fee
68' - YC 11ROU for SPA, mandatory
https://streambug.org/cv/721d15
80' - possible YC 9ROU for reckless tackle
https://streambug.org/cv/242c20
81' - YC 13ROU for reckless tackle
https://streambug.org/cv/49e831
84' - possible YC 9BIH for reckless step on foot
https://streambug.org/cv/99b04c
86' - possible YC 14BIH for SPA / PI (after being warned in 2')
https://streambug.org/cv/223c49
90+2' - possible YC 14BIH for reckless challenge / PI
https://streambug.org/cv/471583
90+6' - YC 14ROU for dissent by action
https://streambug.org/cv/d6ecc0
ENGALB (Alejandro José Hernández Hernández)
ReplyDelete17' - PAI tripping; despite two cases of slight tripping, the attacker continues his action - correct play-on
https://streambug.org/cv/80a713
19' - good onside by AR1 at 1:0
https://streambug.org/cv/c82b9d
22', 34', 42' - several rather wrong (no-)FK decisions
https://streambug.org/cv/32d85d
27' - allowing a quick free kick execution
https://streambug.org/cv/954f9e
28' - PAI handball; no replay but either no handball at all or arm stuck to the body
https://streambug.org/cv/4c8330
29' - possible YC 11ALB for holding
https://streambug.org/cv/fa918f
32' - possible YC 2ALB for delaying the restart
https://streambug.org/cv/e79f46
32' - YC 6ALB for dissent after a rather wrong FK; despite being a captain, the player is cautioned for running to the referee from long distance just to protest
https://streambug.org/cv/1656c5
44' - warning to 9ALB for dissenting behaviour after a goal-kick decision
https://streambug.org/cv/0096fa
47' - possible YC 12ENG for reckless follow-through kick in the face
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/32771a
52' - play-on after possible SPA impeding
https://streambug.org/cv/189eb5
59' - good advantage
https://streambug.org/cv/4eab5a
73' - PAI GK's illegal use of arm; the goalkeeper hits the ball at first and then a careless contact with an attacker occurs - correct play-on
https://streambug.org/cv/fdd542
ANDLVA (Giorgi Kruashvili)
ReplyDelete21' - possible YC 7AND for a cynical charging, unnecessary advantage, management of the following conflict
https://streambug.org/cv/b6ed07
38' - possible YC 8AND for off-the-ball impeding
https://streambug.org/cv/b68785
39' - PAI impeding
https://streambug.org/cv/2008bb
40' - another foul by 8AND
https://streambug.org/cv/a6819e
41' - another foul by 7AND, advantage given
https://streambug.org/cv/f5c4b5
42' - possible YC 22AND for reckless kick
https://streambug.org/cv/92c02e
49' - YC 18LVA for reckless use of arm
https://streambug.org/cv/f78f78
54' - possible YC 14AND for reckless use of arm
https://streambug.org/cv/95949d
58' - 0:1, possible foul in APP
https://streambug.org/cv/b45f9a
61' - another foul by 8AND
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/606f6c
66' - play-on after possible SPA tripping by 5LVA
https://streambug.org/cv/cf1cdc
75' - studs-up challenge by 19LVA
https://streambug.org/cv/dd514c
76' - possible YC 5AND for SPA
https://streambug.org/cv/7e4688
77' - delayed defensive free kick
https://streambug.org/cv/70d30a
79' - charging by 9AND
https://streambug.org/cv/296a07
79' - YC 5LVA for SPA; correct no DOGSO
https://streambug.org/cv/5c4cd2
80' - PAI GK intervention; fair challenge on the ball
https://streambug.org/cv/563a1d
90+2' - possible YC 6AND for cynical push
https://streambug.org/cv/43c14b
90+3' - possible YC 10LVA for reckless tackle, advantage given
Deletehttps://streambug.org/cv/bfb8e9
compilation of several doubtful play-on calls
https://streambug.org/cv/c926e8