European Cup 1 game 2 controversy! In just 3 minutes: the host goes hell to heaven and benefits again

Ye Qing Football World

2024-06-30 06:10Creators in the field of sports

The second 1/8 final of the European Cup, the host Germany VS Denmark. Kai Havertz scored from the penalty spot, Musilaya extended the lead, and Germany eliminated their opponents 2-0 and advanced to the last eight!

Judging from the strength on paper, competition experience and other aspects, it is reasonable for Germany to advance to the top 8. However, the outside world is dissatisfied and questioned the performance of referee Oliver, the intervention of VAR, and the use of black technology - it is undeniable that this is a wonderful European Cup battle, but the classic was ruined by VAR.

From the 48th to the 51st minute, the story of just 3 minutes sparked heated discussions in the outside world:

In the 48th minute, Denmark scored 1 goal. Delaney's shot was blocked and Anderson swept home with a left-footed shot.

As the whole Danish team celebrated wildly, VAR stepped in. Referee Oliver lifted up with one arm – a disappointing and frustrating decision for the Danes. Delaney was offside and the goal was disallowed.

After a full 5 minutes, the semi-automatic offside system gave the moment of Denmark's offside: No. 8 Delaney's left toe extended 2CM, causing Denmark to score offside.

This "offside cartoon" caused an uproar. Many reporters said that when there was such a nitpicky offside in the European Cup, football was boring.

VAR, semi-automatic offside system and other scientific and technological equipment, can appear when needed, or may not be stealth, but more room for operation - when drawing a line, the passer's real moment will be wrong, which will also affect the judgment of offside. What's more, the referee drew a line for 5 minutes before giving an "offside cartoon", so hard to find the offside moment, is this really the original intention of introducing VAR?

Just 3 minutes later, Germany's attack, Anderson's handball in the penalty area, and the "electrocardiogram" of the European Cup reappeared, and the referee blew a penalty after watching the replay!

This penalty once again sparked controversy. Alain Shearer, the No. 1 scorer in Premier League history, burst into foul language: Handball rules, it's really the same as XX!

Former Arsenal winger Theo Walcott said bluntly: VAR kills the enthusiasm for football!

Look at Anderson's handball – Anderson's arm is in its natural position during the run (swinging the arm is required to balance the body), so some argue that Anderson's handball is not a good one.

The black technology "electrocardiogram" of the European Cup also appeared at the right time. It's not that the "electrocardiogram" shouldn't appear, but to play a double standard - Germany defeated Hungary 2-0 in the group stage, and in the German penalty area, Emre Can obviously handballed (as shown below), and the referee and VAR did not indicate it again, and naturally there was no "electrocardiogram".

This time, it was Germany's turn to play handball, and the "electrocardiogram" appeared in time to award a penalty to Germany.

The European Cup must have a unified standard: it can be strictly enforced, it can be nitpicking, but the scale must be uniform. Otherwise, the successive penalty controversies will make the outside world question the authority of the referees of the European Championship.

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