NATIONS - Spain-France: Jan Vertonghen enraged against arbitration
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The coronation of the France team in the League of Nations continues to make people talk. Scorer in the final against Spain, Kylian Mbappé allowed the Blues to win (2-1) by scoring a contentious goal at the end of the game.
Thrown to the limit of offside by Théo Hernandez, the Parisian deceived Unai Simon when he seemed offside at the start. However, after viewing the images by the VAR, Eric Garcia had deflected the ball, thus putting Mbappé in play according to a new rule of law 11 of football.
Eric Garcia could not digest this arbitration decision. “The ball goes off my back, I throw myself and hit it with my heel. Mbappé is offside. The referee tells me that because I am touching it and not moving away from it, I intend to play the ball and that is the rule. A defender can never deviate from it. There is clearly an offside.”
Jan Vertonghen, central defender of Belgium and holder in the semi-final against the Blues, also castigated this decision.
“It's the worst rule in football! Fix this problem please ... ”, he explained on Twitter. The controversy continues.
Worst rule in football! Sort it out please… https://t.co/E4krSNpgWC
— Jan Vertonghen (@JanVertonghen) October 11, 2021
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