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It was mostly a missed penalty early in the second half that irritated the Swedish team.
Croatian midfielder Dejan Lovren received the ball on his arm lying on the grass after a tackle from Dejan Kulusevski before it ended up in the possession of goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic.
– The referee enters the game incorrectly. It’s both ways, but if you ask me, it’s a punishment, one hundred percent. But everyone makes mistakes and I will have forgotten tomorrow, says Kulusevski.
The man with the barrel this match comes from Scotland and is called John Beaton and, unlike Kulusevski, Janne Andersson does not think it is the same for both teams.
– I think it was uneven. For me, the home team had many advantages in this match in terms of decisions. I don’t think it was good. Of all the refereeing efforts during my 52 international matches, this was one of the worst.
Sweden managed, despite the wrong penalty, to make it 1-1. Emil Forsberg, who was noted for a brilliant performance when he played Marcus Berg in the draw, agrees with the captain of his national team:
– I also think it changed. It changed a lot and there were a lot of strange decisions. I don’t want to sit here and speak ill of the judge, but I wasn’t entirely satisfied either.
After Andrej Kramarics Ultimately decisive for Croatia 2-1, Sweden is now in a tough spot in the Nations League A division. Blue-yellow is last in the group, three points behind third-party Croatia.
