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Szymon Marciniak - Scotland v Israel
DIR By: Steelman
Date: October 10, 2021, 4:30 am
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Lots of praise for the Polish referee up here for overturning
his decision (by way of a trip to the VAR monitor) to disallow
Lyndon Dykes goal in the victory against Israel. I would be more
concerned as to how he got it so wrong in the first place given
he was looking straight at the "foul". Thankfully someone
literally had a word in his ear and the correct decision reached
eventually.
That apart Mr Marcinak did ok in what was an exciting encounter,
we NEVER do things the easy way do we ;D
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Re: Szymon Marciniak - Scotland v Israel
DIR By: RCG
Date: October 10, 2021, 7:04 am
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In fairness had that been 2 non-british european teams I think
it would have been accepted, been "supportable"
However, the attacker clearly arrived first, if the defender did
hit anywhere it was the attackers ankle area, so correct to
award goal.
Was it "an obvious error"? Be interesting to see UEFA's
interpretation.
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Re: Szymon Marciniak - Scotland v Israel
DIR By: Affy_Moose
Date: October 10, 2021, 3:55 pm
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--- Quote from: RCG link ---
>
> In fairness had that been 2 non-british european teams I think
it would have been accepted, been "supportable"
> However, the attacker clearly arrived first, if the defender
did hit anywhere it was the attackers ankle area, so correct to
award goal.
> Was it "an obvious error"? Be interesting to see UEFA's
interpretation.
>
--- End Quote ---
Yes, because the foul wouldn’t be defensible. Dykes did not
commit a foul, so to disallow a goal on that basis would be
“obvious”. He gets very clearly to the ball first, and the
contact on the player is his calf on the defender’s shoulder as
his leg comes down. The defender commits an act of simulation,
which wasn’t cautioned, as they rarely are - but he very almost
got away with convincing the referee to disallow a goal.
I thought he had a decent game, but gave a few very soft free
kicks to Israel in non-threatening positions and allowed far too
much play acting. Ultimately, 9 minutes of additional times was
played in total, and Scotland’s winner was in 93:40(ish) so
they’re rank gamesmanship ultimately cost them.
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