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Referees' Association Admits Critical Errors in Bnei Yehuda's Cup Loss
The Israeli Referees' Association admitted that referee Aviad Shiloh made three critical errors that harmed Bnei Yehuda in their State Cup match against MS Ashdod. Chairman Ziv Adler confirmed the mistakes, including a decisive, wrongly awarded penalty to Ashdod.
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What happened
- 01Referees' Association admits referee made 3 critical errors against Bnei Yehuda.
- 02A wrongly awarded penalty to MS Ashdod in the 121st minute is cited as match-deciding.
- 03Bnei Yehuda claims the referee's mistakes led to their elimination from the State Cup.
- 04The association rejected Bnei Yehuda's request to ban the referee from their future games.
- 05Bnei Yehuda questioned accountability and measures to prevent future officiating errors.
Bnei Yehuda welcomed the acknowledgment but questioned accountability and future prevention, feeling the errors led to their cup exit.
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