In the ranks of Olympiakos, there was no satisfaction in judging the derby with rival AEK, where there was a question of fixed phases.
To Olympiakos had to stand by certain and specific decisions of Yug and his assistants. They had their complaints about this match against AEK, talking about 6 cases of yellow card in Amrabad.
Especially in the 31st minute derby AEK – Olympiacos (1-0) for a foul marking the club that it was not given in favor of Olympiacos as Amrabat pushed Podense to the ground and cut off Olympiacos’ promising attack. There were loud protests from the Olympiakos players and the bench, and a minute ago a slight – as highlighted – contact on Masoura in the middle of the pitch had been whistled for a foul.
In the 37th minute, Amrabad was also shown a yellow card when he pushed Ciquinios from behind to stop the promising attack. On 53′ for an offensive error in favor of Olympiakos in a phase where Amrabat used his hand in the face of Karmo in a risky way.
Still in 55′, when there was a drop in Amrabad in the Olympiakos area, there was a check (if there was a penalty) confirmation by VAR and he agreed with the referee’s decision that there was no foul. However, Olympiakos believes he was mistakenly not shown a yellow card for theatrics when he made a move aimed at winning the penalty.
In addition to that, Olympiakos points out that in the 67th minute the referee mistakenly did not show a yellow card to Amrabat when he hit Podense in the face and fell to the ground, the referee played the advantage but had to show him the yellow. card at the next stop. The last phase where Olympiakos is mentioned is in the 67th minute.
Then they mention how Yug didn’t whistle an offensive foul in favor of Olympiakos when Amrabad risky pushed Ciquinios in the chest. And it was a phase that threw the Portuguese to the ground.
