In the 13th round of the Chinese Super League, Qingdao team and Henan Songshan Longmen match, there were three controversial penalties. "New Horizons in Sports" specially invited senior international referee Wang Xuezhi to comment on the focus judgment of the current referee.
Controversial penalty: In the 20th minute, Henan was given an offensive opportunity, and Qingdao goalkeeper Liu Zhenli attacked outside the box to try to block Kalanga's attack. Although the physically strong Kalanga carried the opponent's defense, the ball was eventually released by the Qingdao team, and the referee did not make any penalties for this.
Wang Xuezhi: In the moment of Kalanga scrambling for the ball, the goalkeeper rushed out of the free throw zone to foul, ruining an obvious scoring opportunity for the attacker. According to the rules, the referee should give the foul goalkeeper a red card to the field, and the attacker will be given a direct free kick at the location of the foul. It should be pointed out that if the attacking player can still control the ball after the defender fouls, the referee can grasp the favorable terms and allow the attacking player to complete the whole process of attack. After mastering the favorable terms, the goalkeeper can be demoted and shown him a yellow card.
Controversial penalty: In the 37th minute of the game, Zou Zheng stepped on Ma Xingyu in the back, and the referee showed Zou Zheng a yellow card.
Wang Xuezhi: Zou is deliberately trampling on the opponent's calf and ankle joint behind his back, which is a serious foul under the eyes of the referee, which may cause serious damage to the opposing team. In this case, the referee must show the red card in time and decisively, and resolutely stop the violence on the football field.
Controversial penalty: In the 71st minute of the game, during the scramble between the two sides, Zhou Junchen's sole touched the surface of Ke Zhao's foot.
Wang Xuezhi: Zhou Junchen's action is a dangerous foul that hurts the opponent, stepping on the swing leg of the opponent's kick, which is a typical foul that should show a yellow card.