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Sunday, 05/10/2020 08:01 a.m. (GMT + 7)
A match in China had a score of 100-3 that shocked the public and the police had to play.
An amateur soccer tournament in China has given viewers an incredible score of 100-3 in a third-class match, prompting police to say they will investigate. The match took place within the framework of the Ding Long Cup, held in Wu Xuyen City, Guangdong Province.
The match had 20 minutes left, but the score was 100-3
After the Covid-19 translation situation declined, many local tournaments were held in China and many were streamed online for public viewing. The third-class match between Caiwu and Milang was watched by some 14,000 people, and thus the score was quickly spread on social media.
When the playing time was only 20 minutes, the score was 100-3 for Milang and that was the final score. According to local sources, Caiwu’s previous team was quite upset after losing in the semifinals against Potang. This Caiwu match was thought to be an undesirable defeat due to a series of umpire decisions, including a situation in which they were denied a penalty. The two teams tied 1-1 and then Potang won the penalty kick.
Even the penalty kick caused controversy when the Caiwu goalkeeper saved a shot, but the referee thought the goalkeeper had moved his foot before the kick was taken and asked that the shot be redone. The player Potang then shot successfully and, most importantly, it was the decisive shot that helped Potang reach the final.
Images of the Caiwu – Potang semifinals, Caiwu accused the referee of “diving” with a series of controversial decisions.
Perhaps for this reason, Caiwu always opened the goal in the third match with the intention of informing the public about the incident. What surprises those who know about the mention of the semifinal is that Caiwu still scored 3 goals in this match, as if to demonstrate that they were able to win the match but were not bothered by “unbearable injustice”. .
The incident, of course, caused a stir and local police had to issue a statement saying they will investigate the party to see if a sale occurs. Caiwu was also threatened with being unable to attend next time, but that threat did not work because this team can fully register for the tournament under a different name.
Source: http: //khampha.vn/the-thao/dien-ro-tran-bong-ty-so-100-3-o-trung-quoc-canh-sat-phai-vao-cuoc-c9a …
The Chinese national team star was recently fired by the government team after cheating “wildly” and was arrested by police.
