2027 Under 21 Euro Qualifiers, October 2025.
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| Alessandro Dudic SUI to referee Northern Ireland - Malta in Belfast |
Thursday 9 October 2025
Group B
18:30 CET - Dundee (Dens Park)
SCOTLAND - GIBRALTAR
Referee:
Assistant Referee 1:
Assistant Referee 2:
Fourth Official:
UEFA Referee Observer: Gerard Perry IRL
UEFA Delegate: Péter Kézdi HUN
Group D
19:30 CET - Andorra la Vella (Estadi Nacional d’Andorra)
ANDORRA - KAZAKHSTAN
Referee: João António Ferreira Gonçalves POR
Assistant Referee 1: Pedro Ricardo Ferreira Ribeiro POR
Assistant Referee 2: André Filipe Nogueira Dias POR
Fourth Official: Hélder Filipe Cláudio de Carvalho POR
UEFA Referee Observer: Alieh Čykun BLR
UEFA Delegate: Oliver Glibo BIH
Group F
20:45 CET - Belfast (The BetMcLean Oval)
NORTHERN IRELAND - MALTA
Referee: Alessandro Dudic SUI
Assistant Referee 1: Pascal Hirzel SUI
Assistant Referee 2: Nicolas Müller SUI
Fourth Official: Anojen Kanagasingam SUI
Assistant Referee 1: Pascal Hirzel SUI
Assistant Referee 2: Nicolas Müller SUI
Fourth Official: Anojen Kanagasingam SUI
UEFA Referee Observer: Pascal Garibian FRA
UEFA Delegate: Theis Frydenlund Rasmussen DEN
Eredivisie: FC Twente - Heracles Almelo
ReplyDeleteReferee: Allard Lindhout / VAR: Jochem Kamphuis
After OFR, RC decision for DOGSO
https://youtu.be/wr8F0LFjAdY?t=286
Kamphuis took a lot of time to check and eventually intervened. The tv program that night explained what he was watching. Another Heracles player (Jizz Hornkamp) had touched the ball, so it was offside and not DOGSO? Honestly, I can't tell.
It may appear that the ball's trajectory has changed very slightly in the zoomed-in area.
https://x.com/ESPNnl/status/1975223674455367860
The KNVB disciplinary committee has now cancelled the red card. Is there any guarantee that the referees and the disciplinary committee share a unified opinion on what constitutes 'clear evidence' in such footage? It seems unlikely.
I think the situation is a bit more complicated. In fact the disciplinary committee needs clear evidence to convict/suspend a player. And Var needs clear evidence to change an on-field decision. For Var the clear evidence of an offside offence was lacking (and from what I see rightly so, I can’t find the evidence either). But at the same time for the prosecutor the clear evidence of a no offside (needed to convict the player) was lacking as well.
DeleteLack of evidence on both sides results in this course of events (intervention needed because the initial Yc was clearly the wrong decision).