Pedro Henriques highlights referee’s howler in P. Ferreira v Sporting | OneFootball

Pedro Henriques has no doubts in his analysis: there were three infringements in the play that led to P. Ferreira’s second goal in the match against Sporting. The Lions ended up winning the game 3-2, despite being forced to make an extra effort in the capital of furniture.

The only mistake pointed out by Pedro Henriques to the referee of the match is precisely the play of P. Ferreira’s second goal. The expert begins by writing: “Goal by Paços Ferreira with three moments of analysis. First, the push in the back with Mota’s left arm on Alison when he was in the air, which automatically took him out of the play.”

“Second,” Pedro Henriques then explained, ultimately stating that first there was a foul on Alisson, and immediately afterwards a handball by the Paços de Ferreira player.

But the mistakes didn’t end there: “Third, although with many doubts, since there is no VAR or offside lines, the idea remains that when Mota passes the ball, Lumungo seems to be ahead of the second-last opponent, who was Georgios Vagiannidis.”

Who agrees with the analysis is Jorge Faustino, a specialist from the newspaper Record, who wrote the following about that play: “Mota’s push in the back prevented Alisson from playing the ball. Foul not sanctioned. Then, in a very doubtful situation, Ronaldo Lumungo seems to be ahead. Goal wrongly validated.”

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