Referees' Association Rules Maccabi Tel Aviv Should Have Received Penalty in Toto Cup Final
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Israel's Referees' Association ruled Maccabi Tel Aviv deserved a penalty in the Toto Cup final loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv. The committee found a foul by Omri Altman on Dor Peretz was missed by referee Shanir Levi. Player Kamara should also have been sent off, the association stated.
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- Referees' Association: Maccabi Tel Aviv deserved a penalty in the Toto Cup final.
- The committee cited a foul by Omri Altman on Dor Peretz in the penalty area.
- Referee Shanir Levi incorrectly failed to award the penalty, the association ruled.
- Player Kamara should have received a red card, according to the committee.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in the stormy final match.
The Professional Committee of the Referees' Association has ruled that Maccabi Tel Aviv should have been awarded a penalty kick during the Toto Cup final against Hapoel Tel Aviv. The committee determined that Omri Altman fouled Dor Peretz in the penalty area, and the referee, Shanir Levi, should have signaled for a penalty. The match, which Hapoel Tel Aviv won 3-2, was described as stormy. Additionally, the committee noted that player Kamara should have received a red card during the game. The Toto Cup final took place yesterday, Thursday.
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