Edinson Cavani, the Uruguay national team striker, recaptured the scene of his anger at the Qatar World Cup 2022 during his country’s meeting with Ghana in the group stage, directing his criticism arrows at the match referee.
And a video was taken of Cavani following the Ghana match and early exit from the World Cup as he smashed the VAR video referee technique, following great anger on the part of the players towards the German referee, Daniel Shepherd, for not counting two penalty kicks, and he suggested that the player might be punished by the International Federation of Football Associations. Viva”.
Cavani said on radio “RMC”, today, Wednesday: “If they punished me for breaking the VAR technology, they should imprison this referee, because he has many mistakes with the presence of this technology and all those cameras that help him make the right decision, there is evidence and additional referees and mouse, it cannot be Accepting such mistakes now, the referee should be imprisoned if you are punished for what you have done.”
FIFA opened an investigation through the Disciplinary Committee once morest Cavani along with some of his other colleagues, such as Jose Maria Jimenez, who assaulted a FIFA official, as well as Diego Godin and Fernando Muslera because of their protest once morest the referee at the end of the match that took place on December 2.
Cavani added: “The penalty worries me, yes of course, because it will keep me from being with my teammates (Valencia), they should investigate everything that happened and why it happened.”
And he continued, “It is okay for us to maintain our behavior, but we are human beings and when some things happen on the field, it is because all our feelings are related to what is happening in the atmosphere around us. The reaction may not be justified, but it is possible to forgive.”
And the Uruguay national team star stressed: “Sometimes there are things that happen in football, like the one you did because it indicates a helplessness that you feel and makes you not control your actions because of the anger inside us, and we are certainly wrong.”
Source: Agencies
