The Spanish Judicial Committee (CTA) has officially confirmed that Barcelona's Gerard Martin will be released from the field for Saturday's central La Liga match against Atletico Madrid, which ended with the Catalans defeating.
The key episode took place in the 48th quarter for a delicate 1:1 draw, immediately after Madrid lost their minority through the signing of Nicholas Gonzalez. Gerard Martin fought hard against Thiago Almadi, suffering an ankle injury.
Head referee Mateo Busquets Ferrer showed Barcelona's red card to the head referee. Prote after the VAR was handed in, who called the referee to the monitor, the referee changed his decision and showed Martin the loss of life.
Zavdyaki tsyomu Barca took away their numerical superiority for the entire other half. The heroic efforts of 10 Atletico Madrid players brought them a draw, but Robert Lewandowski's goal in the 87th round snatched the victory for the Catalans. This result allowed the blue garnets to gain a foothold in the first place in La Lisa with a win over this point.
Its powerful analytical show Tiempo de Revision CTA has analyzed the incident in detail and has an unequivocal verdict: the field will lose 10 by 10 warehouses. However, Martin played the ball earlier for Almada, but did not have clear control over him.
" The correct disciplinary sanction is a red card. . The recommendation to reconsider before the pardon changes the verdict, which was accurately assessed in real time,” reads the statement..
To level up the Committee, we brought up another super-tourious moment of the weekend - the match between Unay Nunez (Valencia) and Hugo Alvarez (Celta). The Committee explained that Nunes was already in control of the ball, so they were assessed differently.
Varto points out that earlier this season, having learned the mercy was no longer for the benefit of Barcelona: in the lost match against Gironi (1:2), the opponent’s goal was lost due to a foul on Julie Kounde.
La Liza's scandal further adds to the intrigue, and even the resistance of these clubs to move to the European arena. On Wednesday, Barcelona and Atletico will meet at the Camp Nou for the first match of the Champions League quarterfinals. The match will take place next Tuesday in Madrid. The team's goal is to hold three head-to-head matches in 11 days.