A new heart attack affects Denmark.. Mourinho intervenes

The heart attack that afflicted the Danish player Christian Eriksen during his country's match with Finland at the start of the European Football Championship was no less devastating than the one that afflicted the oppressed Danish fans from Dutch referee Danny Makele after he was awarded a penalty - doubtful validity - that gave the England victory 2-1, and qualifying for the European Nations Cup final, yesterday, Wednesday, after extending the confrontation to two additional games at Wembley Stadium.


The penalty kick sparked widespread controversy because it decided the match in favor of the English in the 104th minute, and experts, coaches and analysts questioned the validity of the referee’s decision, and not to return to the “mouse” video technology after the English player Raheem Sterling fell inside the area, so the referee calculated the blow that killed the Danish hopes in Reaching the final and completing the dream of repeating the achievement of winning the continental championship that they tasted once in 1992.


Roma coach Jose Mourinho presented a list of critics of the referee's decision, and said in statements to the "Tok Sport" network: "It was never a penalty, especially at this level, the European Cup semi-final, I do not understand the decision."


Criticism did not stop at European observers from outside England, but former England stars questioned the validity of the referee's decision, and Gary Neville told the "YTV" network: "The kick deserves the hype around it .. If we want to be fair, it must be broken. To lose the match with a penalty like that, but the stewards have been consistent throughout the tournament about hesitating about overturning decisions.”


As for former England striker Michael Owen, he wrote on his Twitter account: "Let's go... I'm not sure it's a penalty but who cares."


For his part, Denmark coach Kasper Jolmand expressed his dissatisfaction with what happened, and said in a press conference after the match: “We are very disappointed and it is difficult to talk about it. Maybe it will be easy for me to talk after a few days .. We are disappointed because we were so close to the final .. We are disappointed to decide the winner like this .. It was not a penalty and that is what bothers me at the moment.”


"You can lose a game, it happens, but losing in this way is disappointing because the players struggled... It hurts and I think we have to understand it before describing how we feel, but it is a painful way out of the tournament."


In turn, Denmark national team striker Martin Braithwaite told the Spanish newspaper "Sport": "I don't think it was completely fair to exclude us from the euro, but I must be careful what I say .. No one is to blame, and there was no penalty, and the referee awarded it harshly, and this What everyone will remember.

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