Referee commission: Without Ghali and Pilsen penalty in order, Pavelka should have received a card – Sport.cz

Ahmad Ghali from Liberec slipped on the wet grass and unfortunately brushed Jan Kalabiška from Pardubice, who was seriously injured. A hospital examination revealed a fractured fibula. Senior referee Karel Rouček blew the whistle for a foul when the hosts were about to play after a few minutes of stoppage time, Pavel Orel and Lukáš Machač were called by VAR to look at the video. When Rouček reviewed the plays, he gave Ghali a red card.

Judiciary Commission Statement: “In the 68th minute of the match, the referee, based on VAR intervention, correctly sent home team player No. 25 for foul play. It was an unfortunate and unintended offence, when the hanging player slipped and dislodged the goal team player No. 19 at high intensity. As a result of the interference, the player’s left leg was fake to twist unnaturally, see the video, its direction. to the breaking of this leg. Each player is responsible for his own movement, which is why VAR intervened properly. We wish Jan Kalabišek a speedy recovery. “

In the 33rd minute, when the score was scoreless, the center of Slavia entered the penalty area, Jaroslav Harušťák from Teplice fell after a contact with Jan Bořil. Chief referee Ondřej Pechanec did not order a penalty for the guests, VAR colleagues Karel Rouček and Jan Hurych did not call him to the monitor.

Judiciary Commission Statement: “In the 33rd minute of the game, the referee did not correctly order a penalty kick for the visiting team. It was not misconduct. In the home team’s penalty area, there was a fight between home team player No. 18 and goal team player No. 15. The home defender lightly touched the back of the opponent’s body with his right leg when the goal player had no chance to play the ball. In this case, it would have to be a significant and obvious offense to qualify as a breach of the rules.’

In the 21st minute, Jablonec progressed without a goal, Alexis Alégué passed to David Puskáč, who was knocked down by David Pavelka from behind even before the penalty area. Referee Jan Machalek did not whistle, VAR did not intervene.

Judiciary Commission Statement: “In the 21st minute of the game, the referee mistakenly did not award a free kick to the home team for tripping an opponent with a knee. At the same time, the referee should have given a yellow card to teammate No. 8 for obstructing a promising action. As the foul occurred before a teammate of the home team’s forward had played the ball, it was not an obvious goal-scoring opportunity. If the ball from a team player had already been played towards the home team player No. 24 and then a foul had occurred, it would have been an obvious scoring opportunity and a red card would have been given.”

In the 31st minute, a cross flew in front of Budějovic’s goal, and after Cadua’s head, the ball hit Samuel Šigut’s hand. The main referee Marek Radina did not see the situation as fake at first, after the intervention of his colleagues Jan Všetečka and Ondřej Pechance from the VAR, he ordered a penalty for Plzeň.

Judiciary Commission Statement: “In the 31st minute of the match, the referee, based on the intervention of VAR, correctly ordered a penalty kick to the visiting team for playing the ball with his hands. The ball hit the home team’s No. 7 player on the left, who was well away from the body when the goal was scored and increased his space.