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The Belgian Manchester City midfielder shared his emotions after losing to Tottenham London.
November 22, 2020, 11:01 AM
On matchday 9 of the English Premier League, Tottenham London managed to beat Manchester City (2: 0) at home, marking the second consecutive victory for Spurs coach José Mourinho over Josep Guardiola’s team.
During the post-match interview, Belgian “citizens” midfielder Kevin de Bruyne expressed his disagreement with certain decisions of the head referee Mike Dean, and also reproached himself and his teammates for insufficient attacking effectiveness. Your words lead the resource Goal.com, with reference to Sky sports.
Kevin said he was “baffled” by the current interpretation of sleight of hand, alluding to the episode with the disallowance of a goal by Emeric Laporte, who was assisted in a foreign penalty by Gabriel Jesús, who had previously accepted the ball on the biceps: “To be honest, now I don’t understand the rules. I thought. If the ball hits above the end of the sleeve, it is no longer a violation of the rules. Everyone saw this happen, but the referee saw it differently.” .
“If you listen to the television broadcasts tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and they come out on all available channels, the referee will say that it was the right decision, so my words do not matter.
I have played professional soccer for 12 years and there were no changes to the rules in the first nine years. Now there are many innovations. I don’t know why this is happening. Soccer is a great game. But people who make rule changes should be a part of it, “de Buyné said angrily.
“I think we played well, but we failed on the attack line,” said the midfielder. “Letting Tottenham create three or four chances to score is not bad. But if you don’t have enough resources for the goal, what’s the matter with us lately.” time is not enough to earn points. “
Manchester City’s next game is scheduled for Wednesday 25 November, when Josep Guardiola’s team faces Olympiacos of Greece in the UEFA Champions League.
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