Controversial penalty out! It was revealed that Guoan would appeal, and Su Shuai sprayed: Many situations on the field are difficult to understand

In a key match in the 1/4 finals of the FA Cup that ended on the evening of August 22, Beijing time, Guoan lost 1-2 to Shenhua away from home, suffering the first defeat in the last 6 meetings between the two sides. In this game, Guoan was suspected of missing a penalty in the second half. At that time, Guoan's foreign aid Fabio was dragged down by Shenhua central defender Jiang Shenglong in the penalty area, but the referee Maimaitijiang refused to award a penalty on the grounds that Fabio had handballed first.

And this penalty also caused a lot of controversy, and the slow-motion replay did not explain whether Fabio had handball. Even the national security official Weibo posted a question about the penalty for the first time in the game. After the game, Guoan coach Suarez publicly angrily sprayed the referee's decision as "incomprehensible" at the press conference.

Suarez said: "It was a sad game for me, my team was better in all aspects, but it wasn't the first time, there were a lot of situations on the pitch that I couldn't understand, there were a lot of other factors that I couldn't control. Our opponents are also very great, Shenhua is a great team and they are competing for the title, but everyone who watched the game can see that our team is doing better. ”

According to Chen Hua and other reporters, Guoan is expected to appeal the controversial penalty of Maimaitijiang after the game. Just like what they did in the last round of the Chinese Super League for their own goalscorer Zhang Yuning controversy. It's just that I don't know if the Football Association's review team will publicly respond to this controversial penalty in a few days.

What is embarrassing is that with the FA Cup out, coupled with the hopelessness of the league championship, Guoan does not have the task of participating in the AFC Champions League. This season, the Chinese Super League Royal Forest Army is basically determined to be "empty of the big four" again.