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Boydolid criticized Sean Weissman's goal disqualification: "You can't be so strict"

Contact Mitch Herrro was surprised by the intervention of VAR, Valladolid coach: "Sean did not feel the ball touch his hand, but the referee said he had no choice."

The Spanish media complimented the Israeli

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Wednesday, 20 January 2021, 06:55

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A stormy evening passed last night (Tuesday) on Sean Weissman.

The Israeli striker started in the Valladolid squad in the important bottom game against Elche (2: 2) and was active and dangerous, but all his chances to conquer were wasted.

Weissman found the beam in the first minutes of the game, but the most frustrating moment came in the 62nd minute, when a goal he scored and was supposed to shrink the result to 2: 1, was disqualified with the intervention of the VAR.

The VAR judges drew the attention of the Chief Justice to Weissman's hand touch, which is doubtful it did.

This was the fifth time a Valladolid goal was disqualified with the help of the VAR, causing great frustration in the team.

"It can't be that the constitution is so strict. Weissman's goal should have been considered and we should have won," said Valladolid midfielder Mitchell Herrero.

Coach Sergio said about the controversial incident that Sean told me he did not feel the ball touched his hand. I spoke to the referee about this case and he told me that the new law is that every touch of a hand cancels a goal. He recognized a touch, and claimed he had no choice But to cancel the gate. "

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Disappointed, and rightly so.

Weissman (Photo: GettyImages, Octavio Passos)

Either way, the local media complimented Weissman on the ability he displayed and gave him a score of 6 - the second highest among Valladolid players.

"Weissman was active from start to finish and came up with several opportunities on the field. In one of them he found the net, but the goal was unjustly disqualified," they wrote.

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