2024-03-11 22:06:36
In a duel valid for the eighth round of the Brazilian championship, Gary Medel suffered a controversial expulsion that caused the indignation of his club.
This Wednesday, the La Roja team, Gary Medelstarred in a controversy expulsion in the tie Vasco da Gama against Fluminenseon the eighth date of the Brazilian championship.
After the red card that the central defender received, the Brazilian club did not hide its indignation and asked for a harsh punishment against referee Bruno Mota.
The action of discord took place in the 69th minute, when a free kick in favor of Vasco da Gama could not be taken due to a dispute inside the Fluminense area, where one player ended up on the floor.
After that, a scandal broke out and players from both teams went against the referee. This was when the Pitbullwho tried to stop the situation by pushing.
At that moment, Thiago Santos grabbed Gary Medel by the neckwho reacted with a strong push, which caused the expulsion of both footballers.
Vasco da Gama’s reaction after controversial expulsion of Gary Medel
After the duel ended with a 0-0 score, Vasco da Gama on his social networks published a harsh defense against arbitration.
“It is disgusting to witness a new show stained by a new arbitration, at least for the fourth consecutive time, of very low quality and questionable“, they explained from the “Gigante da Colina”.
In addition, they asked for severe sanctions against the match referee. “Vasco da Gama will take measures and ask the FERJ (Rio Federation), among other demands, to suspend Mr. Bruno Mota Correia from the championship”, sentenced.
Along these lines, apart from expressing their disappointment with the state of the Maracaná Stadium field, the Chilean team maintained that “We call for immediate action in response to chronic problems with questionable refereeing in the championship. It is urgent to take effective and immediate actions and not more meetings and promises. We will resist. Against everything and everyone.”
Gary Medel reposted this publication and expressed that what happened in the field was a “shame”.