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After Brazil’s 2-4 victory over Peru in Lima, Casemiro was giving an interview on the pitch (Movistar Sports). Suddenly, from the rostrum, some shouts were heard that were directed towards the referee Julio Bascuñán. The Brazilian midfielder realized this and chose to direct his speech towards the refereeing field.
He described what he witnessed as a lack of respect and commented that South America should behave in a better way in the face of the controversy with the referees. He is one of those who believes that referees always want to do the best they can. Therefore, even on bad nights, you must be restrained.
CASEMIRO’S MESSAGE AFTER THE ARBITRAL POLEMIC BEFORE PERU
“That is a lack of respect (shouts to the central). I believe that we speak of South America, that we have to be an example, but I believe that we must have a little respect. Sometimes the referee can be wrong. The referee can do what he can do, but he always wants to do his best. I think we have to have a little respect. So, we also have to talk about this. The VAR is there to help, the referee is there to do his best and you have to have a little respect. We in South America are always the same. In Europe, we who are in Europe, it is very difficult to pass this. It can always happen because the human being is like that. But we in South America have to have a little more respect with the referees ”.
It is not known who were those who were charging against the Chilean referee in the National Stadium, but a video circulates on social networks in which a sector of people appears shouting words like ‘thief’. In theory, the game was behind closed doors, so they may end up asking the Peruvian Federation for explanations.
Undefeated data. Brazil has had 19 consecutive World Cup qualifying matches without defeat. They have not fallen since October 2015 (against Chile) when the process towards Russia 2018 began.
Did you know…? Casemiro has played 48 games with the Brazilian National Team. It started its journey in 2011, but it has been immovable since 2016.
Statements: Movistar Deportes Peru.
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