Sandefjord has submitted protest at the controversial annulment of 2-0 goal against Tromsø.
It confirms Sandefjords CEO Per Ketil Berg.
– We demand that the goal is not canceled. It is on the basis of the assessment of annulment, which apparently is done on a gut feeling, Berg says to NRK, who first publicized case.
He says that Sandefjord has now sent a formal complaint to NFF (NFF).
It confirms he faced TV 2.
– We react to that one cancels the target based on “gut feeling ». We accept that the referee judge and that there will be regretted later. But one has judged and evaluated and made a decision, and then change the decision based on gut feeling, that we react to.
Berg says he has been joined by judge explanation.
– We have to respect that he said it, but it seems like he is affected by it. He has expressed that it is instinct that decides. The referee is in doubt yourself. Then one should also always give the offensive team for good.
The same coach Lars BOHIN conclusion – the next day.
– The only fair solution after our 2-0 goal at Alfheim was mistakenly voided, the match will be replayed. We believe that this is a violation of the rules. According to the rule book should be the attacking team is given benefit of doubt offside decisions. The match should be replayed starting score 2-0 and play the time that was left when this happened, says Bohinen to TV2.
See the canceled goal in the video window on top!
Can be rematch
Section Director at the Legal Department the Norwegian Football Association (NFF), Espen Auberg, confirming that they have received a protest.
– Yes, we have. They require 2-0 goal remains.
– Is it possible to claim it?
– One gets not successful in any case. If they upheld the protest must be played rematch, confirms Auberg.
He says that Sandefjord would have had a greater chance of getting pursuant to protest if he had chosen to cancel goal after the game had been set in motion again.
I play rules, the judge can do about the decision to move is started again. For that a protest be upheld there must be “ highly probable that a judge error has affected game outcome.”
Mari Waagaard in the information department of the NFF confirms that it gets rematch – if the protest is upheld.
– The matter will be dealt with by the Trial and sanctions committee in a short time. Sorry, we can not be more specific than that. Whether it is today, tonight, tomorrow or on Wednesday, I can not answer now, says Waagaard to TV2.
The mildly special episode occurred just after the break at Alfheim. Sandefjord players were back at the halfway line and thought they had put it 2-0.
– This stinks
But then changed judge Ola Hobber Nilsen himself and the goal was annulled. And instead of that Sandefjord secured the three points they desperately needed, offset Tromsø few minutes before the end.
– This stinks, said a highly available Lars Bohinen after fight .
The decision did Jesper Mathisen to race in Football Night.
– We have now seen the situation 50 times and still can not see if it is caught offside. What happens is that Judge and Linesman approves goal and running back up to the halfway line. Then comes the fourth official, as guaranteed’ve seen this on the big screen, and they hear the crowd start shouting. Therefore reverses the decision. They can not withstand the 5,000 people on Alfheim shouts that it is a wrong decision, he thundered.
– First, look no decision gal out, and secondly, you can not use video to determine this. I feel so incredibly sorry for Lars Bohinen. Here ends by taking a totally lousy decision, continued Mathisen.
Ole Martin Årst specified that Ola Hobber Nilsen, via Per Ivar Staberg, had stated that the big screen never was use, but was more concerned with “gut feeling” that Bohinen had referred to.
– It just gets too thin, he said.
– Orcs Lars Bohinen more hardship in terms of refereeing decisions this season?
– Our table situation, we have ourselves to thank for, but it hurts worse to lose two Points happened Sunday.
– How many more points had Sandefjord had now with correct refereeing decisions?
– Four Points and everyday life had been a bit different.
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