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Al-Wehdat requested that no matches be assigned to referee Al-Sawalma
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On Saturday afternoon, Al Wahdat FC sent an official letter to the Jordanian Football Association regarding the refereeing error in the third round of the Jordanian Professional Football League Championship between Al Wahdat and Maan.
According to the club’s official spokesman Awad Al-Asmar, who revealed the news, the club’s letter stressed the need to review the mistakes made by referee Mahmoud Sawardma in this game and his obvious disregard for the four penalties awarded. …"Green"Proven evidence is provided through video technology sent along with the book.
Asmar said in his speech that when Vahdat Club recounted the refereeing mistakes made by the team in previous matches, it sounded the alarm, demanding a deterrent solution and a serious attempt to correct the mistakes. Of course, in a way that is in the interests of Jordanian clubs.
At the same time, Al-Asmar revealed that the club requested in his book that it is necessary not to assign Mahmoud Sarwalma, the first referee of the field, to any match of the Al-Wahdat side, and that it is necessary to impose a deterrent penalty on him because the referee’s behavior and the decisions he made confirmed his lack of impartiality or his ability to lead the match played, and that Al-Wahdat Club will participate in it. The need to speed up the implementation of VAR technology was emphasized, which the Football Association promised to the clubs in the second leg of last season.
Media Center –
On Saturday afternoon, Al Wahdat FC sent an official letter to the Jordanian Football Association regarding the refereeing error in the third round of the Jordanian Professional Football League Championship between Al Wahdat and Maan.
According to the club’s official spokesman Awad Al-Asmar, who revealed the news, the club’s letter stressed the need to review the mistakes made by referee Mahmoud Sawardma in this game and his obvious disregard for the four penalties awarded. …"Green"Proven evidence is provided through video technology sent along with the book.
Asmar said in his speech that when Vahdat Club recounted the refereeing mistakes made by the team in previous matches, it sounded the alarm, demanding a deterrent solution and a serious attempt to correct the mistakes. Of course, in a way that is in the interests of Jordanian clubs.
At the same time, Al-Asmar revealed that the club requested in his book that it is necessary not to assign Mahmoud Sarwalma, the first referee of the field, to any match of the Al-Wahdat side, and that it is necessary to impose a deterrent penalty on him because the referee’s behavior and the decisions he made confirmed his lack of impartiality or his ability to lead the match played, and that Al-Wahdat Club will participate in it. The need to speed up the implementation of VAR technology was emphasized, which the Football Association promised to the clubs in the second leg of last season.
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