UEFA punishes Spanish referees
UEFA punishes Spanish international referees with two days in the refrigerator. As it is. Not two weeks ago, nor today, Spanish referees stopped seeing each other all over Europe, and all this because of the turmoil that arose. due to leaks that Cucurella’s now famous handball against Germany in the European Cup quarter-final should have been awarded a penalty.
Spanish referees in the refrigerator for two days
Roberto Rosetti, UEFA referee manager: He found the culprits and, after investigation, believes that it was the arbitrators who initiated the entire commotion. around that circular that was sent to all the judges regarding what happened at the European Cup. check X.comMr. Asubio was the first to point out the punishment and that is it. Refrigerator for Spanish judges.
An unwritten sanction, but obvious; This does not concern the Technical Judicial Committee, but the judges themselves. Many people had this report in their possession, but Literally, UEFA’s responsible decision was to exclude everyone from appointments for two weeks..
If a few weeks ago we already said that Spanish arbitration is losing a little weight in EuropeNow, with such an unexpected turn of the situation, is even more emphasized. The Negreira case took a heavy toll on the group’s image. Specific situations with some referees who were considered elite did not help either. To this we must add the delicate federal issue that may arise in a little more than a month.. All this led to the sole presence of Gil Manzano at the EuroCup, who also managed to play only one game.
Spanish referees in the 2024/2025 Champions League
To date, only three Spanish referees have officiated in the new Champions League this season, all in the same match. day September 17, Alejandro Hernandez Hernandez led Juventus – PSV (3-1) and Juan Martinez Munuera Bayern Munich – Dinamo Zagreb (9-2). Besides, October 1 This was the last meeting under the leadership of the Spaniard. Jose Maria Sanchez Martinezas well as Borussia Dortmund – Celtic Glasgow (7-1).
Instead of, Danny Makkelie (Netherlands), Michael Oliver (England), Irfan Pelto (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Slavko Vincic (Slovenia)they are already heading up three matches are the most selected by UEFA.