Carlos Tevez did not mess around. The Independiente coach exploded against referee Pablo Dóvalo for his performance in the draw against Central Tents and held him responsible for having “screwed up” in different situations that occurred during the match on the ninth round of the Professional League Cup.
“We knew we were going to play against 14, I told the players in the locker room. I think this guy (for Dóvalo) has to start finishing it, because it is very difficult, he shits on the work of the boys, of the club. It becomes very noticeable, which is the most worrying thing. We have been saying that Dóvalo with Barracas already has a history. It’s like a stream telling you that at 3 in the afternoon he is going to come to your house and he is going to rob you, and at 3 in the afternoon he will rob you. It’s crazy. “They screwed us,” he said.
In a press conference, Apache clarified that he does not like to talk about arbitrations and VAR, but what happened this Tuesday at Parque de los Patricios was “very obvious.” “The only thing I ask is that they don’t screw me up, I don’t want them to help me, but that they don’t screw me up,” he said.
And he completed: “Argentine football is damaged, It is not what those of us who are protagonists want to feel. Because the protagonists have to be the players, but today all the television is talking about refereeing. “We all have to work to improve this issue.”
The main controversy was the tremendous kick that Alexis Domínguez applied to Iván Marcone, which earned him a yellow when everyone demanded expulsion. The VAR validated Dóvalo’s decision, because it did not summon him to an on-field review of the hit.
The paradoxical thing was that Domínguez himself, as he remained on the field, generated the infraction that led to the tie converted by Siro Rosané and then he himself converted the partial 2-1 for Guapo.
There were also two criminal complaints by Independiente. Both were due to alleged hands inside the area, although these were more debatable in the football environment.
The survey launched by Kun Agüero
The one who was not left behind was the idol Sergio Kun Aguero. Through his Twitter account, the former forward launched a dart with names and surnames, writing who were the referees designated for the match.
“Pablo Dóvalo. VAR: Luis Lobo Medina. AVAR: Andrés Gariano”put Agüero, who gave four options so that your 16.7 million followers could rate their performance: “Bad, Very Bad, Too Bad and Extremely Bad”.
The summary of Barracas Central 2 – Independiente 2
