On June 28, the European Championship came with big news.
UEFA officials stripped Argentine referee Faquindo Tello of his ability to enforce the Euros.
The last 16 teams of the European Championship have been settled, but Hungary and Scotland in Group A have to say goodbye with regret.
In the group stage, Hungary could not change the fate of the exit despite completing the 100th minute of the stunner and scoring three points.
They did their best on the field, fighting for victory every moment, but in the end, they could not escape the end of elimination.
Looking back at Scotland's match against Hungary, the Hungarians are ranked 27th in the international rankings and had a bumpy journey in the first two rounds of the group stage, losing 1-3 and 0-2 to Switzerland and Germany to make it two defeats in a row.
The Scottish team, on the other hand, is ranked 39th, with a 5-1 defeat to Germany in the opening game and a 1-1 draw with Switzerland in the second round to pick up one point.
At the beginning of the game, the players from both sides quickly got into the groove and launched a fierce battle.
The first half was a bit of a stalemate, with both teams failing to knock on the opposing goal.
Hungary's Orban had a dangerous header that hit the crossbar and missed the goal.
In the course of the game, in the 8th minute, Hungary's Boro shot from outside the penalty area, which was heroically saved by the Scottish goalkeeper, and then the ball was controlled by the Scottish defender.
In the 18th minute, Styles got a yellow card for a tackle that overturned McGinn.
In the 22nd minute, Scotland won a free kick from outside the box on the right side of the field, Robertson drove the ball into the box, but unfortunately it was successfully cleared by the Hungarian player.
Yibian fought again, and the situation on the field became more and more tense.
The first half ended with a score of 0-0.
Worryingly, the Hungarian player Varga lost consciousness after a fierce collision with his opponent and was quickly taken off a stretcher and taken to the hospital.
In the 49th minute of the second half, Roland Sholoy turned and shot in the box, and the ball was safely collected by the goalkeeper.
In the 53rd minute, Che Adams cut inside the left rib and fired a right-footed volley high in front of the penalty area.
In the 56th minute, Roland Sholoy's inward volley from the left side of the box hit a defender and went out of the line.
In the 64th minute, Boro took the ball from the right side of the box, and Dardoy in the middle hit the top of the goal with a header.
In the 75th minute, Martin Adam replaced Varga.
The game went on and both players were relentless and pressed for the chance to score.
In the 92nd minute, the Hungarian team counterattacked, and Jobot volleyed from a tight angle on the right side of the penalty area, and the ball bounced off the far post and bounced back into the field.
In the 97th minute, the Scottish midfielder made a long pass and McTominay shoveled it away.
In the 98th minute, the Scotland team was besieged, and Hanley's shot from the middle of the penalty area was saved by the goalkeeper.
The minutes ticked by until the 100th minute, when the Hungarians' Jobot showed excellent footwork and scored a crucial goal for the Hungarians with a right-footed shot to make it 1-0.
A highly controversial scene occurred in the 79th minute.
The Scottish player went down in the box but the referee did not award a penalty.
This penalty instantly ignited the anger of the Scottish team.
After the game, the Scottish coach was anxious, he angrily scolded the referee, fiercely said that the European Championship should not be blown by the South American referee, and even helplessly said that he was too lazy to protest because the referee may not understand.
UEFA didn't sit idly by.
After careful scrutiny and evaluation, they concluded that the round was indeed a misjudgment and that the Scottish player fell in the penalty area and should have blown a penalty.
As a result, a decisive decision was made to deprive Argentine referee Facundo Tello of his European Championship officiating qualifications.
In fact, this is not an isolated case in the European Championship.
This match fully demonstrated the charm and uncertainty of football.
No matter what situation the team is in, we must continue to fight to the end and never give up until the last minute.
At the same time, it also showed us the tenacious fighting spirit and teamwork spirit of the players on the field.
Football is not just a game, it is a symbol of the spirit that inspires people to move forward and overcome difficulties in life.
I believe that both the Hungarian team and the Scottish team will continue to work hard in the future games to bring more wonderful performances to the fans.
Controversial decisions have been frequent, causing great distress to teams and fans.
UEFA's statement this time may be aware of the seriousness of the problem.
After all, too many controversial penalties will not only affect the fairness of the game, but also damage the reputation and image of the European Championship.
Football, as the world's largest sport, carries the dreams and love of countless people.
Every game should be a fair, just and open competition.
The referee's job is to maintain fairness and ensure that the game is played in an orderly manner within the framework of the rules.
To err is human.
Referees are also ordinary people, and in high-intensity, fast-paced games, mistakes will inevitably occur.
But the key lies in how to correct mistakes in a timely manner, how to learn from mistakes, and how to improve the adjudication system to reduce the recurrence of similar disputes.
For the team, in the face of controversial decisions, it is true that they will feel angry and aggrieved.
But while expressing dissatisfaction, you should also be sensible and respectful.
After all, the outcome of a match cannot be changed, but the spirit of sportsmanship lives on forever.
For the fans, we need to understand the complexity and uncertainty of the game, and give the team and the referee more tolerance and understanding.
The stage of the European Cup is a place for players to show their skills and a feast for fans to enjoy the charm of football.
I hope that in the future games, there will be no more shadows of controversial penalties, so that football will return to purity, so that every goal and every victory will be flawless, so that every participant can chase their dreams in a fair environment, and let us look forward to a more exciting and fair European Cup.
We look forward to a level playing field, where everyone involved can chase their dreams on the same starting line.
No matter which country you come from, no matter how strong or weak you are, you can rely on your own strength and teamwork to strive for honor.
The referees can maintain the order of the game with fair and accurate judgments, and ensure the fairness and authority of the game.
Let's look forward to a more exciting and fair European Championship.
Looking forward to seeing the players play to their fullest on a level playing field and create more amazing moments;
We look forward to seeing the fans unleash their passion and love in the undisputed game.
It is believed that in the future, the European Cup will continue to write a glorious chapter in the history of football with its unparalleled charm and become an eternal classic in the hearts of fans all over the world.
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