Wu Lei was furious! Jassim disputed the penalty many times, and 40,000 fans scolded the country, and the name was recorded: a shame in the refereeing world

In a key match in the round of 36 of the World Preliminary Championships that ended on the evening of November 21, Beijing time, the Chinese men's football team lost 0-3 to the South Korean team at home, and has been defeated in the past four meetings with opponents. Although the main reason for the national football team's loss was that the skills were inferior, the referee on duty Jassim's many controversial decisions still caused public outrage.

In this game, the AFC appointed Qatari whistle Jassim to enforce the law, which is obviously not a good thing for the national football team. Because the last time Jassim officiated the match between the Chinese men's football team and South Korea was in the 2019 Asian Cup, when Jassim awarded Shi Ke for a foul on Son Heung-min in the 12th minute of the game and gave the South Korean team a penalty.

And 4 years later, he gave the South Korean team a penalty in the opening game, and this time it was more controversial, because in the absence of VAR, it is difficult to determine whether Zhu Chenjie has fouled Hwang Hee-chan, and it is Son Heung-min who hit the penalty to help South Korea take the lead, and the morale of the national football team was hit, which eventually led to a complete defeat.

Not only was the penalty awarded, in the 62nd minute of the second half, the national football team had an excellent counterattack opportunity, but because Dai Weijun's pass hit Huang Renfan's head, Huang Renfan fell to the ground, which was a counterattack opportunity for the national football team, but Jassim immediately blew off the game! Even Wu Lei, who has always been good-tempered, directly stepped forward to express his dissatisfaction to the referee and was warned by a yellow card.

After making many unfavorable decisions against the Chinese men's football team at home, nearly 40,000 angry Chinese fans at the scene also used national scolding to "greet" the controversial referee in West Asia.

After the game, a number of media people also collectively posted on social media to question Jassim: "It's so black and shiny, shame on the refereeing community!" I couldn't bear it anymore, and I stood up and greeted the referee!"

What is embarrassing is that although the anger of Chinese fans reached its peak tonight, it still could not change the helpless status quo of Chinese football becoming the hacked side in intercontinental competitions.