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Israel Defender Nikita Stoyanov Blames Refereeing in Loss to Austria

Updated 23 hours ago
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Nikita Stoyanov, a defender for the Israeli national football team, expressed disappointment following their dramatic 3-1 loss to Austria on Thursday. Speaking after the match, Stoyanov stated that the team worked hard and deserved at least a point, possibly even three. He felt that a red card shown during the game significantly impacted the outcome.

Stoyanov also criticized the refereeing, asserting that neither the penalty awarded nor the red card should have been given. He suggested the officiating was against his team but emphasized that Israel should have still managed to win or draw regardless of the referees' decisions. "We need to recover. Our focus is on Sunday," he added, referring to the team's next match.

Despite the loss, Stoyanov reiterated his commitment to the national team, calling his participation a "dream" and pledging to give his all. He expressed hope that his performance would continue to be satisfactory. The team is united behind their coach, despite the collective disappointment.

Stoyanov concluded by acknowledging the shared disappointment within the team, particularly for the coach, and stressed the need for swift recovery ahead of their upcoming game.

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