The Vice President of Ittihad Kalba Company, Mohamed Al Yamahi, expressed his dissatisfaction with the loss that the "Tigers" suffered before Al-Ahly youth by five goals without a response, the day before yesterday, in the 11th round of the Arab Gulf League, stressing that the result does not reflect the returns that the team presented, while He indicated that he possesses evidence that the video technology was down during the game, in which Etihad Kalba players demanded a penalty in the second half due to obstructing Jordanian Yassin Al-Bakhit inside the youth penalty area of Al-Ahly.
Al-Yamahi said in press statements: “The Kalba Union did everything in the match, by playing with a fighting spirit, grabbing the ball, and playing strongly against a large team like Al-Ahly youth, but sometimes things happen that do not help the team achieve a positive result, as we are in "We are confused because we are the first to implement the video technology, but what we are watching now shows that it is not being used properly."
The former president of the referees committee explained that “not counting a penalty contributed to changing the outcome of the match.” He said: “I do not speak as an expert, or I demand a penalty, but the referee did not use video technology, although according to the (Mouse) Protocol there are four cases. Fundamental is the use of technology, and the first case is what happened during the youth match Al-Ahly and Ittihad Kalba, and I have confirmed information that the technology was broken, and that the referee made the decision not to count the kick without making sure through video technology ».
Al-Yamahi pointed out that the effort of Union Kalba was wasted in the match in a provocative manner. He said: “In one moment, the team’s great effort collapsed in the match, as it is not logical that the (mouse) be idle, while the referee insists on its decision.”
He concluded: "What happened is a tragedy for the federation of Kalba, in three games we suffered the same problem, against Al-Jazeera, Al-Ain and Shabab Al-Ahly, we just hope that there will be justice."
Arobarina: We have not provided the level we have been waiting for
The youth coach of Al-Ahly, Argentine Rodolfo Arobarina, confirmed that "Dubai Knights" did not provide the expected level, despite winning five goals without a response to the federation of Kalba, explaining that "the big result does not mean that we have provided our best levels."
Araparina said in a press conference: "Al-Ahly youth started thinking about its next match against Al-Ain," while praising the return of Ahmed Khalil and his achievement of three goals, stressing that "Al-Ghazal Al Asmar" knows very well its importance to the team, and that the technical staff is happy with its brilliance.
Da Silva: We seek justice from referees in front of big teams
The Uruguayan federation coach, Uruguayan Jorge da Silva, said that "his team was wronged for the second time, the referee did not count a correct penalty against Al-Ahly youth," stressing that he required only one thing from the referees, which is that there is justice in managing the Kalba federation matches against the teams The big one. He explained in a press conference: "Union of Kalba could have scored the equalizer, but the turning point was the failure to count a penalty, and the attack wore off to make Al-Ahly youth score the second goal, before adding three other goals."