The Euroleague admitted six errors during the final period of the match “Crvena Zvezda” – “Barca”

Euroleague made an official statement, analyzing the final segment of the match between Red Star and Barça, that the Cules eventually won in extra time against the star Kevin Panther, in which they admitted up to 7 refereeing errors in the last 2 minutes of the game, c In addition to analyzing other situations in which they believe the judges did everything right.

Here are the refereeing errors the Euroleague revealed:

With 1:56 left on the game clock, Joel Bolomboy received a pass and took control of the ball in the air. He then landed on his left foot, took a step and landed on his right foot before moving his left foot again. This is a step violation. He then began dribbling by raising his left foot, then released the ball and changed his supporting foot again. Unsignaled action

With 1:14 left in the game, Iago Dos Santos is defended by Yan Vesely. Vesely made contact with Dos Santos’ thighs and legs, causing illegal contact that should have been called a defensive personal foul. Unsignaled action

With 1:12 left on the game clock, Iago Dos Santos started to shoot towards the basket, but his shot was correctly blocked by Jan Vesely, who touched the ball. A personal foul on defense was called by Vesel. Action specified incorrectly

With 29.3 seconds left on the game clock, Joel Bolomboy took control of the ball with a rebound off the defense and was saved by Jan Vesely. Trying to take the ball, Vesely touched Bolomboy’s face. A defensive personal foul should have been called. Unsignaled action

In a jump ball between Joel Bolomboy and Jan Vesely with 26 seconds on the clock, possession was not restored, so Red Star had 4 seconds to get to the front field in case they won the jump ball and gained possession. Joel Bolomboy sent the ball toward Mike Daum and the game clock correctly restarted when the jumper touched the ball. The shot clock was successfully restarted when the attacker gained control of the ball. When the game clock showed 20.4 and the shot clock showed 15 seconds, the officials should have called an 8-second violation on Red Star’s part. Unsignaled action

The game clock and shot clock started correctly in the previous game, so the 8-second violation may not be recorded on the monitor after checking the instant replay system. The match was erroneously restarted with a Barcelona throw-in in the attacking zone where an alleged 8-second foul was committed. Action specified incorrectly

In addition to the errors mentioned above, the report released by the Euroleague also includes some actions that, according to its analysis, were noted correctly.

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