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Goal correctly disallowed and penalty correctly awarded were good decisions: the analysis of the refereeing in Sporting - Galatasaray
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Goal correctly disallowed and penalty correctly awarded were good decisions: the analysis of the refereeing in Sporting - Galatasaray

SAPO Notícias10 September 2026 at 09:52

The article analyzes the refereeing decisions in the match between Sporting and Galatasaray, focusing on Norwegian referee Espen Eskas. A specialist consulted by the publication A BOLA evaluated the main actions of the match.

Regarding technical decisions, the specialist considered two fundamental situations to be correct: the ruling out of a goal and the moment when a penalty was awarded. These were considered good decisions by Espen Eskas.

However, the specialist's analysis points to failures by the referee in the disciplinary aspect. According to the assessment published by A BOLA, Espen Eskas did not manage the disciplinary aspects correctly during the match.

The article thus offers a balanced perspective, acknowledging correct calls in the refereeing but also identifying areas where the Norwegian referee could have acted differently.

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