Football is the world's largest sport, and the competition on the green field has always attracted the attention of countless people. In the football field, in addition to the expansive goals, the referees' penalties are also interesting. Today, let's take a look at the black whistle events in world football.
1. First of all, I have to talk about the infamous 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea. As the host, South Korea used referees to hack Italy consecutively, and strong teams such as Spain reached the semi-finals. In the eighth-finals against Italy, Inzaghi was blown offside, Maldini was trampled maliciously, and Totti got a red card...The black whistles flying all over the sky are horrifying. In the quarter-finals with Spain, Spain’s two goals were directly blown away and South Korea was escorted to the semifinals. The 2002 World Cup became a typical case of black whistle in world football. So far, the people of Italy and Spain are still brooding about the behavior of the Koreans.
World Cup 2002
World Cup 2002
World Cup 2002
World Cup 2002
span Hand". The course of the incident is very simple. In the quarter-finals of this World Cup match between Argentina and England, Maradona scored the ball into the England goal with his hands. The referee did not find Maradona's hidden action. The goal is determined to be valid. Because the person who scored the goal was Maradona, and the old horse also declared the city in a high profile afterwards. This was the "hand of God", making this goal legendary and it was also accepted by fans outside of England. It became a classic goal in world football and the myth of Maradona.
Maradona God's Hand
3. The 1990 World Cup,In the semifinals of Argentina vs. Italy, the referee reached 8 minutes in stoppage time in the second half of overtime, and the Argentine player Hustiel was sent off in stoppage time. The controversial point is stoppage time. 8-minute stoppage time is rare in regular time stoppage time, let alone overtime! In the face of people's doubts, the referee's answer turned out to be that there was a problem with the watch! It is ridiculous.
4. "Telephone Door Incident" in 2006. Headed by Serie A team Juventus, the referees of individual Serie A teams played counterfeit matches, and the team’s phone recordings were exposed as evidence. Eventually, it turned from a sports scandal into a political incident, and judicial intervention and review caused a serious impact. After several months of investigation and evidence collection for the telephone door incident, and after the first instance, the final decision of the second instance included the deduction of league points from Juventus and the deprivation of two Serie A titles; AC Milan, Fiorentina, Lazio and other clubs deducted points, etc. Penalties, many people were charged and punished. The main party, the former Juventus general manager Mogi, was sentenced to 5 years and 4 months in prison for , the image of Italian football was destroyed Sexual blow.
5. " Stamford Bridge Massacre ". In the 2008-09 UEFA Champions League semi-finals, Chelsea played at home at Stamford Bridge against Barcelona. The referee on duty made multiple unreasonable penalties and different scales, which caused strong dissatisfaction among Chelsea fans.
The four penalty kicks and one red card that can be penalized in the game choose to ignore. Chelsea flying wing Malouda was pulled down by Barcelona defender Alves after breaking into the penalty area. However, the referee did not award a penalty kick and instead awarded Chelsea a set kick outside the penalty area. Chelsea forward Drogba was brought down in the penalty area by Barcelona left-back Abidal, but the referee did not say that this should have been a red card + penalty.In the second half, Barcelona defender Pique had a clear handball when defending Chelsea forward Anelka in the penalty area. This should also be a penalty, but the referee once again ignored the Chelsea player's complaint. Chelsea midfielder Ballack 's shot was blocked by Eto'o 's arm. The referee still did not say. The referee Henning received death threats from Chelsea fans many times in the years after the game. This game was called the "Stamford Bridge Massacre" by some fans.
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