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YBs Quentin Maceiras conceded a mess from Bruno Peres shortly before the tie. The aggressor receives a yellow card for this. Just punishment? Neumayr, an expert on “Blue Sport”, does not agree with this.
It is the 61st minute of the match between YB and AS Roma. Quentin Maceiras tries to protect the ball to take the goal kick. But Roma wing Bruno Peres is pushing. So much so that Maceiras suddenly throws himself on the ground and takes his face. The referee immediately shows the yellow card.
The replay shows how Peres punches Maceiras in the face. By the way. Doesn’t this player belong off the field? The scene also provokes discussions in the “Blue Sport” studio. Markus Neumayr says very clearly: “The referee had a retirement here.”
For Aarau’s pro, the yellow card is a wrong decision. “Either you don’t suspect it and you accuse the player of a lack of action or you constantly give him the red card. What does the yellow card mean? That they gave him a ‘little’ windshield wiper? The attempt is also punishable. “
Just eight minutes later, with the draw – of all, Perez hits – the change and AS Roma win the first leg of the Europa League against YB 2-1.
Hit on the face
Did the referee make the correct decision?
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