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▲ 383 r/Ligue1

L'Ouzbek Ilgiz Tantashev est le PIRE ARBITRE de la Coupe du Monde -- Ilgiz Tantashev of Uzbekistan Is the WORST REF of the World Cup

Tout d'abord, aucune sanction pour un coup de poing direct et sans ballon de Matías Galarza, alors qu'il était juste devant lui, entre le ballon et lui !

Ensuite, ce tacle dans la surface est flagrant et il ne siffle pas non plus.

Le fait qu'il ait finalement dû consulter la VAR n'excuse en rien l'incompétence d'Ilgiz Tantashev, l'arbitre ouzbek.

Et puis, cette absence de carton jaune pendant les prolongations, alors que le joueur paraguayen se tenait au-dessus de l'adversaire pour l'intimider et qu'il y a eu un contact au visage... France 3YC Paraguay 0 

Je suis furieux, moi qui suis Américain et qui ne suis jamais allé en France. Vous devez être fou de rage.

Je comprends et je parle français niveau 2, mais voici la version anglaise, plus passionnée. ----

First an absolute no call on a straight out closed fist punch off the ball by Matías Galarza that was RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM - BETWEEN HIM AND THE BALL!

Then this trip in the box is right in front of him and he doesn't call it.

That after the VAR finally made him review something is no excuse for how bad Ilgiz Tantashev of Uzbekistan is as a referee. Then the no call yellow in extra time when the Paraguan player stood over and intimidated and then another Paraguan with contact to the face... I'm angry as an american who's never been in France. You must be livid. 

u/RedditHatesHonesty — 2 days ago
▲ 339 r/ussoccer

Zlatan "You know what Henry, I'm going to block Alexi. He doesn't know what he's talking about!"

That simulation call on Kane with the VAR not even recommending that the center take another look at it is the most embarrassing missed call by the referees so far.

But Alexi calling it a "Dive" inspired pure GOLD from Zlatan

u/RedditHatesHonesty — 5 days ago
▲ 399 r/ussoccer

Goals are being scored at a record pace at the World Cup. The ball is one reason for the surge (OR & Hear me out on this...)

... It "could" be because there are 50% more teams and some just don't have the quality 🤷‍♂️

apnews.com
u/RedditHatesHonesty — 13 days ago