La Real is back on fire for what they consider to be another arbitration violation. There are two controversial plays in Anoeta's match against Granada in which they feel aggrieved one more game. Outside the nudge of German
Sanchez to Oyarzabal which could have been a penalty and expulsion with 2-2, they put the focus on the play of 0-2, the goal of Soldier. It is the action that makes the president Jokin
Aperribay lose your nerves, go to the referee's locker room at halftime and address him angrily asking for explanations.
In the Real understand that the action should have been invalidated because the images show that the initial pass of Yangel
Herrera It is aimed at the goal scorer, Robert
Soldier, which is clearly offside, and not Charles
Fernandez, which is also advanced. They believe in Anoeta that all this invalidates the theory that the failed clearance of Llorente represents a different move and therefore enables Soldier.
The regulation clearly establishes that “a player in an offside position shall be considered to have not taken advantage of said position when he receives the ball from an opponent who voluntarily plays the ball, with the exception of a 'save' by a adversary”. The action of Llorente of a ‘saved’ because it is not near the goal, but the Royal denounces that Soldier, as the recipient of the leather, directly interferes with the play and clearance of Llorente.