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The professional committee is expected to determine: Joshua did not receive a red card
Due to the high media profile, the professional committee of the referees' association discussed events from the game between Hapoel Beer Sheva and Maccabi Tel Aviv, and may determine that not even a second yellow card was received.
The committee is also expected to rule that the VAR judge acted correctly when he did not signal the chief judge to access the screen
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Yaniv Tuchman
Wednesday, 28 October 2020, 13:02
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Despite the harsh allegations by Maccabi Tel Aviv about the refereeing in the game against Hapoel Beer Sheva on Sunday, and mainly the two incidents in which Joshua was involved, and despite the result of the second incident, in which Tal Ben Haim suffered an elbow from the Portuguese connection and did not fly to Turkey with his team The referees' professional team is expected to determine that the player did not receive a direct red card and it may even decide that he did not even get a second yellow card in the game.
Due to the high media profile received by the events (the first was the Portuguese stepping on Maor Kandil's foot), the professional committee of the Judges' Union headed by former judge Liran Wexberger, discussed cases and is expected to deliver its decision soon.
Remember, the one who judged the game was Erez Papir and on the VAR position was the referee Shalom Ben Avraham.
The professional committee is expected to determine that Ben Avraham did the right thing when he did not intervene and did not call on Papir to watch the events, since it is his duty to do so only when he is convinced that the judge should pull out a direct red card.
This means that the seven members of the committee are expected to decide that there was no place for a direct red card in either case.
Joshua already had a first yellow card in the game against the Yellows, and the committee may even determine that despite all the allegations and anger of Maccabi Tel Aviv, there may not even have been a place for a second yellow card.
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Maccabi Tel Aviv are still waiting to hear the committee's decision, but the Yellows have no doubt that the Portuguese should have been sent off in both events, at least with a second yellow card, and perhaps even a direct red card.
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