Fluminense challenge Klein over ruled-out goal, to complain to CBF | OneFootball

Fluminense will file a complaint with the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) over Serna’s disallowed goal in the 1-1 draw with Coritiba this Saturday at Couto Pereira. The information was reported by journalist Marcello Neves, from ge.

The club’s president, Mattheus Montenegro, will personally go to the entity’s headquarters to formally file the complaint.

In addition, the Rio club also intends to speak out during the refereeing meeting held weekly by the CBF, which brings together the 20 clubs participating in the Brazilian Championship Série A.

According to ge’s reporting, Tricolor’s main complaint is the referee Rafael Rodrigo Klein’s alleged “lack of consistency,” as he was responsible for officiating the match.

Sources heard by the report said the incident sparked outrage among Fluminense’s board. The internal assessment is that the club was harmed, since a win at Couto Pereira would have put the team, at least temporarily, at the top of the Brazilian Championship standings.

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