Controversy in Betplay League: This was serious arbitration error in Equidad vs. Alliance fc | Colombian football | Betplay League


He started FC vend to Equity by 0-2 at the beginning of date 17 of the Liga Betplay 2025-Iduel that was played on Friday at the Metropolitan Stadium in Bogotá.

The Valduparense team began winning in the 37th minute with Cristian Vergara's goal and increased the account in the absence of 20 minutes from the end of the game with a bit of Jesús Muñoz that was quite controversial.

And it is that the alliance attacker went alone and there he defined before goalkeeper Andrés Pérez to place the 0-2, but the referee Diego Ulloa annulled the play for an alleged offside.

As it is in the regulation, it had to be expected that the VAR made the lines to know if there were really out of place or not, but the main judge gave continuity to the game ratifying the invalidated position.

However, the referee sounded again the whistle pointing out that the play was being reviewed, an issue that generated a lot of controversy since that is not allowed since if the party resumes the VAR cannot call the judge.

Despite this, Ulloa was summoned to review the play and there he reversed his decision and gave a goal for Alianza, a decision that was criticized by the entire technical body of equity.

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The fact was quite criticized by the arbitral analysts who explained what happened: “Giant error. In the second goal of Alianza vs. Equity, the line indicated Offside, the referee Ulloa pointed out outside the game, annulled it and ordered the resumption of the game, after the ball was at stake the VAR warned him, he reversed and gave goal. Your X account

For its part, the X 'the Central' account 'explained in what situations the game can be stopped after a resumption of the referee: the only intervention that a var can make after the game has resumed is for cases of identity confusion in any card or some situation of violent behavior. It is a serious mistake. Failure in communication? (Jenny Arias, Bismarks and Ulloa)



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