‘There was no coming’ Anyang-Gwangju war referee “It was extremely fair.” Request for the statement from Yoo Byung -hoon

(Sports Chosun Yoon Jin-man) The Korean Football Association (KFA) came out and concluded that there was no coming in Anyang-Gwangju.

Some argued that there was a sense of coming in the 21st round of the Hanyang Yang Yang and Gwangju ‘Hana Bank K -League 1 2025’ held at Anyang Sports Complex on the 28th of last month. In the first half of the first half of the Ju Hyun coach and Anyang Playmaker Matteus, Lee Dong -joon, who was in charge of the game in the scene where Kim Woon, fell down near the penalty box, said that he was in a coming.

Yoo Byung -hoon, the head of the team, finished the defeat of one -on -one and complained about the judgment. “I respect the referee, but the problem has been repeated in the last three games. I’m sorry to tell the players to respect the referee,” he said. “There were many parts of the economic flow unreasonably. If so, this can be understood, but this situation is happening in a row.”

At the press conference, ‘retaliation decision’ appeared as a keyword. Anyang Mayor of Anyang, the owner of Anyang, said on the 20th of last month, “I can no longer be silent by the recent judgment of the recent Anyang’s game.” After being charged 10 million won, the question was asked whether Anyang was retaliated with a decision. Yoo said, “I think it is.”

Choi’s owner is also reported to have requested an explanation from the federation officials after the match. The referee was reported to have been sent off with an umbrella in preparation for the incurred disrespect without any protection from the club. The Federation requested the director of the director’s remarks on the press conference. The government plans to decide whether or not to return to the punishment committee based on the Gyeonggi Supervisory Report and the Secretary.

Five days after the game, there was a conclusion about the decision. On the 2nd, KFA launched a video content ‘VAR ON: Var On’, which provides accurate and objective commentary on the major judgment issues that occurred during the game. The purpose is to convey the criteria and applications of the judgment and application of the field to fans, and to improve the understanding of the clubs, the media, and fans.

The first case of Var On is Anyang-Gwangjujeon. Yoo Byung -seop’s full -time instructor carefully analyzed three controversial scenes among fans. Yoo first commented on the crash that became the beginning of the coach of the coach. “Lee Dong -jun declared a foul by seeing the pooling fouls that Anyang Thomas pulled (uniform) to stop Gwangju Choi Kyung -rok. The officials in Anyang Technology area protested why the tackle of Anyang Kim Jung -hyun, who is tackle later, is not a fair tackle. The officials will be sent off for two warnings due to the constant protest of the coach of the coach of the coach. In order to protest in the technology area, coaches are clearly distinguished by warning and exit.

In the first half, the explanation of the exit scene of Mateus was followed. “Gwangju Jung Ji -hoon and Anyang Lee Tae -hee challenged each other to possess each other, but the Anyang Matteus, who was next to the right foot, tried to step on the right foot, but failed. As a dangerous retaliatory behavior, this is also divided into exit fouls, whether it is contacted or not.

In the second half of the last minute, Kim Woon fell after the tackle of the construction rights. I decided that it was not a penalty kick. ” “The referee meeting concluded that it was a better decision to warn Kim by simulation.”

In the last three situations, Yoo said, “In three situations, the judgment of the referee was a very fair decision. The referee’s ability was very good. Moon Jin -hee, chairman of the KFA Judge, said, “This content plan is a very burdensome decision. However, it was urgent to guide the experts’ attention to football officials and fans, and to build a mutual trust culture by increasing understanding.” It was revealed.
By Yoon Jin -man, reporter yoonjinman@sportschosun.com