Referee appointments for the first games at 2021 UEFA Under-21 Championship. Dennis Higler and François Letexier in charge of the openers.
CZECH REPUBLIC - ITALY
Referee: Dennis Higler (NED)
Assistant Referee 1: Joost van Zuilen (NED)
Assistant Referee 2: Johan Balder (NED)
Fourth Official: Horatiu Fesnic (ROU)
UEFA Referee Observer: Vladimir Sajn (SVN)
UEFA Delegate: Vakhtang Bzikadze (GEO)
24 March 2021, 18:00 CET - Maribor
SLOVENIA - SPAIN
Referee: François Letexier (FRA)
Assistant Referee 1: Cyril Mugnier (FRA)
Assistant Referee 2: Mehdi Rahmouni (FRA)
Fourth Official:
UEFA Referee Observer: Hugh Dallas (SCO)
UEFA Delegate: Nebojša Ivkovic (SRB)
24 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Szekesfehervar
HUNGARY - GERMANY
Referee: Guillermo Cuadra Fernández (ESP)
HUNGARY - GERMANY
Referee: Guillermo Cuadra Fernández (ESP)
Assistant Referee 1: Íñigo Prieto López de Ceráin (ESP)
Assistant Referee 2: José Enrique Naranjo Pérez (ESP)
Fourth Official: Espen Eskås (NOR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Roberto Rosetti (ITA)
UEFA Delegate: Alojzije Supraha (CRO)
Assistant Referee 2: José Enrique Naranjo Pérez (ESP)
Fourth Official: Espen Eskås (NOR)
UEFA Referee Observer: Roberto Rosetti (ITA)
UEFA Delegate: Alojzije Supraha (CRO)
24 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Budapest
ROMANIA - NETHERLANDS
Referee: Sandro Schärer (SUI)
Assistant Referee 1: Stephane De Almeida (SUI)
Assistant Referee 2: Bekim Zogaj (SUI)
Fourth Official: Maurizio Mariani (ITA)
UEFA Referee Observer: Marc Batta (FRA)
UEFA Delegate: Elena Kobak (RUS)
ROMANIA - NETHERLANDS
Referee: Sandro Schärer (SUI)
Assistant Referee 1: Stephane De Almeida (SUI)
Assistant Referee 2: Bekim Zogaj (SUI)
Fourth Official: Maurizio Mariani (ITA)
UEFA Referee Observer: Marc Batta (FRA)
UEFA Delegate: Elena Kobak (RUS)
25 March 2021, 15:00 CET - Koper
ENGLAND - SWITZERLAND
Referee: Giorgi Kruashvili (GEO)
Assistant Referee 1: Levan Varamishvili (GEO)
Assistant Referee 2: Zaza Pipia (GEO)
ENGLAND - SWITZERLAND
Referee: Giorgi Kruashvili (GEO)
Assistant Referee 1: Levan Varamishvili (GEO)
Assistant Referee 2: Zaza Pipia (GEO)
Fourth Official: Horatiu Fesnic (ROU)
UEFA Referee Observer: Hugh Dallas (SCO)
UEFA Delegate: Felix Grigore (ROU)
UEFA Delegate: Felix Grigore (ROU)
RUSSIA - ICELAND
Referee:Halil Umut Meler (TUR)
Assistant Referee 1: Mustafa Eyisoy (TUR)
Assistant Referee 2: Abdullah Özkara (TUR)
Fourth Official: Ádám Farkas (HUN)
UEFA Referee Observer: Marc Batta (FRA)
UEFA Delegate: Lukasz Wachowski (POL)
FRANCE - DENMARK
Referee: Irfan Peljto (BIH)
Assistant Referee 1: Senad Ibrisimbegović (BIH)
Assistant Referee 2: Davor Beljo (BIH)
Fourth Official: Sandro Schärer (SUI)
UEFA Referee Observer: Roberto Rosetti (ITA)
UEFA Delegate: Paul Lyon (GIB)
PORTUGAL - CROATIA
Referee: Bartosz Frankowski (POL)
Assistant Referee 1: Jakub Winkler (POL)
Assistant Referee 2: Dawid Igor Golis (POL)
Fourth Official: Rade Obrenovič (SVN)
UEFA Referee Observer: Vladimir Sajn (SVN)
UEFA Referee Observer: Vladimir Sajn (SVN)
UEFA Delegate: Depi Koxenoglou (GRE)
Great for Peljto.
ReplyDeleteWhere is VAR?!
No VAR in this tournament, differently from 2019 edition in Italy and San Marino, it was not possible to organize, I think also due to COVID issues.
DeleteNice game for Frankowski
ReplyDeleteMy predictions are Osmers for Spain-Italy and Mariani for Germany-Netherlands
ReplyDeleteGlenn Nyberg (SWE) replaces Harm Osmers (GER) as Fourth Official in Slovenia-Spain.
ReplyDeleteMy eyes on Visser....big surprice !!!!!
ReplyDeleteRosetti 2 days in a row ... Fun ...
ReplyDeleteAlso Valdo Sajn��
DeleteThere isn't anything strange, all four committee members are in Hungary and Slovenia for the tournament. They are the four observers for the games. Moreover, when you read the name of another committee member, very likely the one who is not mentioned is there as well.
DeleteEven Skomina is there as well, his city hosting Euro u21
Deleteyeah, Skomina's here, but he's got a serious knee injury and he can't refute to the CL
Delete21' Correct YC for SVN2 (SPA)
ReplyDelete26' Correct YCs for SVN16 and SVN8 (reckless challenges)
DeleteSlovenia earned 3 bookings in 6 minutes.
ReplyDeleteUntill now, excelent perfomance of Letexier
ReplyDelete22': possible penalty for handball in CZE - ITA.
ReplyDeletePlayer touched the ball by arm in this position in penalty area:
https://ibb.co/T0WYfq5
Higler, very close to incident and with a good view, as you can see, made clear play on gestures.
This should have be a penalty. Apart from unnatural position of the arm, ball touched the arm which was above shoulder. Laws giving no room for playing on here in my opinion.
DeleteUpdate: it seems as before the handball by defender, the ball is touched by arm by attacker as well, so this would in a way "annul" what happened later, but still one can't be 100% sure about the touch by hand by attacker, this is the best replay and one can just make speculations. VAR would have solved the issue, but very likely something had to be whistled there.
Deletehttps://streamable.com/h13nqy
DeleteVery difficult to assess, but I think it is a handball by the attacker before the one by the defender.
DeleteNevertheless, play-on can't be supported here.
I agree with Flip
Delete36' IMO missed YC for ESP10 for simulation, play-on/goal kick given.
ReplyDeleteAs long as the Spanish player didn't asked for anything and just stood up, no card is fine for me. YC wouldn't have been wrong as well. UEFA guidelines for the tournament maybe ?
DeleteGood 1H from Letexier in SVNESP. Three cards shown, all fully correct. Maybe another one for simulation could've been issued, nothing mandatory for me though. Good fitness and game feeling too.
ReplyDeleteOverall good 1H by Letexier in Maribor.
ReplyDeletePossible violent conduct in 52 minute of CZE-ITA by Scamaca?
ReplyDeleteCorrectly disallowed goal by AR1 in 70'. Tight offside, well seen.
ReplyDeleteTwo correct YC for reckless challenges, one can discuss about the incident mentioned by Anonymous in 52'. I think VAR, in case, wouldn't have intervened but I'm not sure.
In 74' YC for reckless use of arms issued.
DeleteCorrect YC for SVN19 (stamp on foot)
ReplyDelete84': RC for violent conduct by Higler, maybe reported by AR1.
ReplyDeletehttps://streamable.com/6vsfwg
DeleteExcellent decision. Clearly white player stamped his opponent on purpose. RC needed here, well done !
DeleteCorrect RC for me.
Delete90': penalty appeal by Italy and YC for protests by Higler. Correct decision, defender from behind with a risky tackle in penalty area hit the ball, and corner kick was given.
ReplyDeleteQuiet 2H for Letexier in SVNESP. One correct YC for a reckless stamp. Overall a good performance (8,4 area IMO)
ReplyDeleteSecond YC for Italy. Maybe AR1 (very active in foul detection in this game) involved again. A holding that impeded the opponent to reach the ball was punished. Once whistled, should be clear card. Very challenging game for the Dutch referee.
ReplyDelete@Chefren how did Higler do in terms of game management? I didn't see the game (watched Oliver) but I see many games of Higler in Dutch league and I think he sometimes lacks convincing body language and the skill to de-escalate games when needed. Very curious how he did!
DeleteI didn't find particular point for improvement in body language, he looked to be always sure about his decisions, starting from the handball case in first half, making clear gestures. Then, also after the penalty appeal in the last minute of game, he was sure and booked the player. But about the other argument, I can agree with you, I think in this game with a different management and a stronger approach he could have avoided so many cards and two sending-off. Of course, once happened, the decisions he took can be correct or at least supportable (one must discuss about second YC in the last minutes) but what I overall perceived is that he looks like a "decisions taker", when things have already happened. Not bad, because it is important to take decisions, but with more authority he could become better. This assessment is based only on this game, so I will be curious to follow him on next games, but indeed I think that another referee would have managed things in a different way. Some cards looked to be quite easy. Maybe in future he will improve.
DeleteBoring 1H for Cuadra Fernández in HUNGER. A possible YC missed in 9' for reckless challenge, he decided to issue a verbal warning.
ReplyDeleteGood solid first half by Schärer. Quite some fouls, but he has a clear and consistent line in foul detection, is really in control and one correct yellow for SPA.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant management by Schärer in this easy first half. He spent several excellent warnings (for delaying the restart, foul, mobbing) - that's how the preventive refereeing should look like. So, the referee also had the positive influence on the atmosphere the first half was played in..
Delete58' YC for HUN7 (dissent)
ReplyDeleteIt was for backhealing the ball at a stricken opponent, right? I agree with the officials, not enough for VC.
DeleteCuadra lacked alertness there, a teammate (seemed to) have to tell him about it.
Correct YC (striking) in the first seconds of the 2H.
Schärer whistle for final time after awarded Netherlands a free kick on a dangerous place. Unbelievable
ReplyDeleteAs the FK had been awarded before three added minutes passed, the FK should have been allowed. Furthermore, YC for SPA was imo needed there. The only bad moment for the Suiss team in this game though :)
DeleteI don't mean to disrespect you in any way, but I feel like you are a little biased (as with the TUR-NED game). The freekick was close to the halfway line, so by no means it was 'a dangerous place' ;) A bit weird to blow his final whistle then? Yes. But no serious mistake whatsoever.
DeleteAgreed, a bit weird, nothing more, nothing less. Maybe not awarding the free kick and just blowing the final whistle would have been the best solution. Apart from that, the Dutch could have played for another 45 minutes, they wouldn’t have scored a single goal anymore :)
DeleteGood performance by Sandro Schärer and his team, a pleasure to watch him I have to say. Communicative referee, preventative approach, stepped in with disciplinary sanctions when needed and was in full control.
With Schärer Switzerland has a big asset for future major tournaments IMHO.
@Anonymous2 Oh absolute not a big mistake but more a moment of lack of insight. I never mentioned the word mistake
ReplyDeleteAnd in the Turkey game my question is where is the VAR. Thats all.
In general why is Anonymous reaction allowed?
You didn’t use the word “mistake”, you did use the word “unbelievable”, which strongly suggests a mistake.
DeleteAnd anonymous comments are allowed to include as many people as possible without requiring to first set up an account. And in the end it makes no difference if “Hans” posts a message or “Anonymous”. It’s mostly aliases used anyway.
That's not how I meant the word unbelievable. If I think it is a mistake, I will say that. Leave the interpretation of the words to the writer.
DeleteIn addition, it is annoying to know if you are the same Anonymous with whom I had a discussion before. Because there are so many Anonymous. Big difference with Hans because there is (lucky) only 1 of them
24 March 2021, 18:00 CET - Celje
ReplyDeleteCZECH REPUBLIC - ITALY
Dennis Higler - Joost van Zuilen, Johan Balder (NED) - Horațiu Mircea Feșnic (ROU)
Key Match Incidents:
22' - No penalty ITA after handball
https://streamable.com/ks5vdn
52' - No sanction Scamacca (ITA) after kicking an opponent; UB vs VC
https://streamable.com/jj4hxe
70' - Goal CZE disallowed due to offside (AR1)
https://streamable.com/1q759g
84' - RC Tonali (ITA) after stepping on an opponent's leg
https://streamable.com/v38t0i
90' - No penalty ITA after tackle
https://streamable.com/sp8z1j
90+4' - 2nd YC / RC Marchizza (ITA) for off-the-ball holding
https://streamable.com/xnr8vk
Other incidents:
DeleteMissing alertness in 2' and 42' - no reactions on an attacking player standing too close to defensive wall:
https://streamable.com/cgpmap
and on a head injury:
https://streamable.com/1wxpbj
All cards given were fully correct:
54' YC Vitík (CZE) for reckless challenge from behind
64' YC Zappa (ITA) for reckless kick
74' YC Marchizza (ITA) for reckless use of arm
79' YC Bucha (CZE) for holding
84' RC Tonali (ITA) for violent conduct, stepping on an opponent's leg
90' YC Del Prato (ITA) for dissent
90+2' YC Janošek (CZE) for reckless stamp
90+4' YC/RC Marchizza (ITA) for holding
Two others could've followed:
Possible SPA by Tonali (ITA) in 58':
https://streamable.com/uzxag3
Assessment of illegal use of arm by Bellanova (ITA) in 90+1'. FK to CZE and YC to Bellanova should be the outcome.
https://streamable.com/8bckjz
I would like to see a stronger approach against delaying the restart, see the compilation below:
https://streamable.com/u2lgxc
Good conflict prevention shown in 83'
https://streamable.com/djedm2
IMO regarding KMIs:
Delete22' - It's a handball by the attacker for me, so I'd prefer a defensive FK here.
52' - I would like a YC here (UB).
70' - Corrrect call, well assessed by the AR.
84' - Mandatory RC and good Team cooperation.
90' - Risky, but fair tackle.
90+4' - Not mandatory I think, but definetly supportable.
90+4 is clearly simulation. The attacker is the one holding the opponent and then throws himself to the ground.
Delete24 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Budapest
ReplyDeleteROMANIA - NETHERLANDS
Sandro Schärer - Stéphane De Almeida, Bekim Zogaj (SUI) - Maurizio Mariani (ITA)
Key Match Incidents:
22' - No penalty ROU after holding
https://streamable.com/7mf9ky
26' - No penalty NED after holding
https://streamable.com/bg5c3f
Other incidents:
Four mandatory yellow cards given in total. Two of them followed after a conflict, one of them for holding/SPA and one for SPA/careless-reckless tripping:
45+1' - https://streamable.com/ri9bsz - holding
68' - https://streamable.com/m7leu4 - conflict
77' - https://streamable.com/tzk9dr - SPA
Some others YCs were possible (especially after three Kluivert's (NED) fouls) in the following incidents. In 7' and 30' at least warnings should've been given after blatant holding. 39' is a clear SPA in my book.
Delete07' - https://streamable.com/a9exny - holding
11' - https://streamable.com/h40vh7 - late challenge
24' - https://streamable.com/3doq2n - late challenge (Kluiver #1)
30' - https://streamable.com/cs7k9v - holding (Kluivert #2)
39' - https://streamable.com/q34bbd - SPA
48' - https://streamable.com/yfl3mt - SPA
56' - https://streamable.com/7vdsf8 - illegal use of arm (Kluivert #3)
90+3' - https://streamable.com/gijl4f - SPA
The 90+3' clip above includes the very poor decision to finish the game with a FK being awarded BEFORE the added time passed.
What I really liked in Schärer's performance were the warnings he spent at some occasions. Here you can see all of them:
https://streamable.com/d0mwwo
IMO regarding KMIs:
DeleteBoth penalty appeals aren't clear enough to whistle it. Supportable for me.
24 March 2021, 18:00 CET - Maribor
ReplyDeleteSLOVENIA - SPAIN
François Letexier (FRA) - good (7)
Cyril Mugnier (FRA) - good (7)
Mehdi Rahmouni (FRA) - good (7)
Glenn Nyberg (SWE)
[Observer: Hugh Dallas (SCO)]
Key Match Incidents:
37' - Penalty box incident
https://streamable.com/7zr48e
54' - Missed foul before 0-2 goal?
https://streamable.com/30icqx
Managing the game:
The key incident in this match was 27' - having correctly issued two sanctions to Slovenia players (SPA; tackle), the French ref booked (tackle) a third player from the same team in a few minutes, in the conviction it would encourage an atmosphere of fair play on the pitch.
It succeeded - match was much calmer after that. Slovenia began by playing an aggressive but still fair way, after this passage (21'-27'), both teams accepted the refereeing and were focused on playing football. One more YC, 81', for a treading offence (acceptable/correct).
Otherwise, small problems in assessing holding fouls (30' balancing call; 65'), moving very well (inc. dynamic sprints), and a convicing way of dealing with the players.
Understandable slightly delayed calls from ARs used to working with VAR every week :D; correct flags by both Cyril Mugnier (61') and Mehdi Rahmouni (67').
French trio ready for an interesting second appointment.
IMO re. KMIs:
Delete1) Not enough - supportable.
2) Looks like a classic tripping, but almost impossible to assess.
24 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Székesfehérvár
ReplyDeleteHUNGARY - GERMANY
Guillermo Cuadra Fernández (ESP) - good (7)
Íñigo Prieto López de Ceráin (ESP) - good (7)
José Enrique Naranjo Pérez (ESP) - good (7)
Espen Eskås (NOR)
[Observer: Roberto Rosetti (ITA)]
Key Match Incidents:
58' Aggressive Behaviour (UB) or Violent Conduct?
https://streamable.com/vmf6q0
Managing the game:
Not the most interesting game :D; Spanish officials did a good job. Strongest point of Cuadra's performance was the success of his player interactions, they responded really well to him (even when he ordered a freekick retaken, which would have been a bit irritating).
He didn't immediately perceive the 58' incident and a teammate had to shout in the comms - definitely not enough for VC IMO. Otherwise correct caution at 46' (striking), missed YC at 9' (https://streamable.com/3vgqn6).
In terms of style, Cuadra reminded me of Aussie Mark Shield (WC 2002 + 2006). On the whole solid, but his central positioning puts him in trouble in terms of a) assessing incidents on a high level b) taking the initiative in the game.
Good onside played by Íñigo Prieto López de Ceráin for Germany's second goal, otherwise a quiet one for the ARs.
Hopefully the Spaniard's next game is more challenging so we can better assess him!
Re. KMI:
DeleteGood YC IMO, but it seemed as a little lack auf allertness at first.
Here is the mechanism by which the marks above have been generated:
ReplyDeletehttps://mikaelreferee.blogspot.com/p/evaluation-scale.html
the referees for the second round have been published
ReplyDelete25 March 2021, 15:00 CET - Koper
ReplyDeleteENGLAND - SWITZERLAND
Giorgi Kruashvili (GEO) - 6
Levan Varamishvili (GEO) - 7
Zaza Pipia (GEO) - 6
Horatiu Fesnic (ROU)
[Observer: Hugh Dallas (SCO)]
Key Match Incidents:
33' - Potential penalty to England (handling)
https://streamable.com/009jvg
44' - Potential penalty to Switzerland (handling)
https://streamable.com/hw4a1t
60' - Reckless or SFP?
https://streamable.com/pcrnux
63' - Foul? If so, SPA or DOGSO?
https://streamable.com/estjjf
Managing the game:
Kruashvili opted for a lenient approach regarding potential cautions (10', 51', 77'), in each case not changing his whistle tone / warning verbally. Good warning for persistent (dissent?) at 40'.
Final three cautions after those above for: re-entering the FoP without ref's permission; delaying the restart (good after SPA(-esque) foul); SPA trip.
Georgian referee looked a bit nervous - a lot of basic decisions with a visible delay (eg. 6', 10', 43', 43', 47', 80'), especially when he had to communicate with AR(2). Foul detection was not more than okay.
Satisfactory performance on the whole, but one of the weaker shows so far at the tournament IMO.
IMO re. KMIs:
Delete33' - no PK, the ball comes from the defender's leg.
44' - Hard to come to a final conclusion, but it seems that the decision is supportable.
60' - YC for me.
63' - Supportable call, if the foul is whistled, it should be not more than a YC, as there is no realistic chance for the attcker to score (ball too far away). Maybe, play-on would be sensible as well, as there is only a little amount of contact.
Great 1st half for Peljto.
ReplyDeleteClear penalty for handball missed by Frankowski and his team in Por-Cro
ReplyDeletehttps://streamable.com/p0sugg
IMO clear penalty. Arm enlarges the body surface and moves towards the ball.
DeleteAny info about Peljto?
ReplyDeleteExcellent performance. 4 YK and just 19 fouls. Without tricky situations.
DeleteHow was Halil Umut Meler's performance yesterday?
ReplyDelete25 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Szombathely
ReplyDeleteFRANCE - DENMARK
Irfan Peljto - Senad Ibrišimbegović, Davor Beljo (BIH) - Sandro Schärer (SUI)
Key Match Incidents:
45+1' - No penalty FRA after tackle; impossible to assess
https://streamable.com/w2ld50
70' - No penalty DEN after accidental stepping; correct
https://streamable.com/7mr7e0
82' - No sanction GK DEN after possible handball
https://streamable.com/3zhhlo
90+2' - No penalty FRA after alleged charging; correct
https://streamable.com/dvk9ii
Overview:
DeleteNormal difficulty match for the Bosnian crew. Peljto showed a firm, consistent performance, correctly assessing physical duels through the whole game, not falling for exaggerated reactions (22', 27', 40', 49'). Players accepted his focused approach.
Four yellow cards correctly issued:
41' - https://streamable.com/e7wxf7 - reckless stamp
49' - https://streamable.com/krg3y9 - SPA
53' - https://streamable.com/zkaa2e - SPA
57' - https://streamable.com/ne8ngp - holding
Two others could have been given:
72' - https://streamable.com/ycl865 - SPA?
90+3' - https://streamable.com/sjl2k4 - SPA?
A very good warning for delaying the restart issued in 50':
https://streamable.com/3avnuz
25 March 2021, 18:00 CET - Győr
ReplyDeleteRUSSIA - ICELAND
Halil Umut Meler - Mustafa Emre Eyisoy, Abdullah Özkara (TUR) - Ádám Farkas (HUN)
Key Match Incidents:
30' - Penalty RUS for tripping; correct (borderline between SPA and DOGSO; the referee assessed the incident as SPA and didn't issue a YC)
https://streamable.com/juo2x9
68' - No penalty RUS after challenge; correct
https://streamable.com/h1q100
Overview:
DeleteWith the key match incidents assessed correctly, the performance of the Turkish referee offered some points for improvement.
After calm first 20 minutes, Meler decided to hold back with opening cards in 21' after a late high foot challenge by Glebov (RUS), issuing only a warning. Still acceptable choice, even more that the first YC still went to a Russian player after a well detected reckless stamp in 28'.
21': https://streamable.com/v1rwf7
Besides the correct another YC (for SPA) and good advantage prior to the third Russia's goal, there wasn't much more to assess for the Turk. However, I was a bit surprised seeing a FK awarded for handball in 33' as the ball was deliberately played onto the hand by Russian player.
33': https://streamable.com/tz1e7h
45+2': https://streamable.com/dbmn7x
The second half was not the best piece of refereeing to be honest. The match was already decided but Meler somehow managed to annoy players by making some strange calls:
55' missing YC for SPA
https://streamable.com/yvd1wp
58' dubious advantage and initially good but at the end lost management of dissent
https://streamable.com/omz4y9
64' missing a clear foul and unnecessarily stopping play due to injury
https://streamable.com/znmp3u
68' missing YC for reckless challenge
https://streamable.com/22f5xn
90+1' unnecessarily stopping play as the ball (allegedly) hit the referee (no change of possession, no even change of movement direction)
https://streamable.com/15vjl1
I don't want to be too harsh as the above mentioned incidents are not so serious. I have a gut feeling that Meler wanted to play it safely and avoid any controversy, thinking too much about 'the mark from observer', if you know what I mean.
In the result, the lack of confidence, assertiveness and game feeling was clearly visible in those scenes. It's easy to imagine how such calls could be devastating for a referee in a more challenging game.
25 March 2021, 21:00 CET - Koper
ReplyDeletePORTUGAL - CROATIA
Bartosz Frankowski (POL) - 6
Jakub Winkler (POL) - 7
Dawid Igor Golis (POL) - 7
Rade Obrenovič (SVN)
[Observer: Vladimir Šajn (SVN)]
Key Match Incidents:
25' - Potential penalty to Portugal (handling)
https://streamable.com/mdvrw3
25' - Potential penalty to Portugal (charging)
https://streamable.com/kwik2n
57' - Potential penalty to Croatia (tripping)
https://streamable.com/h5fbsz
Managing the game:
Polish ref delivered the game, well done. But this was not a strong performance IMO.
Frankowski's (confidence in his own) perception accuracy was a bit too low for this level. This was visible in terms of foul detection (eg. 28') and especially disciplinary control (13', 18', 63', 70') - with the missed stamp at 63' the most egregious mistake.
On the other hand, there were some good play on calls (35', 39') and the highlight of this performance was a smart warning at 89', to combat the rising tension / frustration of the Croatia players. Last minutes were tense, but Frankowski saw it through to the end.
Good evening for his ARs, Jakub Winkler (33', 68', 87') and Dawid Igor Golis (27', +92'). Overall, this was not a bad performance by Bartosz Frankowski, but one leaving quite significant doubts at the same time.
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