Well-known former referee Miroslav Stupar spoke about the Ukrainian championship match “Dynamo” – “Dnepr-1” (0:1).
Photo: Yu. Yuryev
— There were virtually no moments that could be discussed throughout the entire match. Good, technical teams played. There were no fighters with rude personalities that would lead to confrontation in the background of the game. What Kopievsky could record, but the moment in the 32nd minute when Dynamo scored a goal and it was not counted because there was a whistle before the shot on goal. That is, Kopievsky found some kind of violation on the part of Dynamo, but no one knows what.
He went to look at VAR and awarded an offside, which could not be called because play had been stopped. It is not at all clear how, when the game was stopped, the referee makes a decision in “dead time”? Kopievsky simply hurried with the whistle. There was no noticeable push from the Kiev player, but he got out of it and set the offside position, which was already after the whistle, which indicated that the game had been stopped.
Also, Kopievsky gave a lot of yellow cards. Somewhere it’s fair, somewhere it’s not. For example, Benito just entered the football field and received a yellow card for appealing. And he was right, because Svatok really pulled him by the T-shirt.
We can say that Viktor Kopievsky refereed the game more or less normally, let them fight and play, because there was no “challenge”. The game was principled, but within the rules. Where there was a violation, he stopped it, unlike his international match, which he did not play very well,” Stupar said.
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2023-10-23 11:40:00
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