Çakir showed one of the strangest red cards in recent memory, but I think he got it right.
81st Minute: Chris Baird of Northern Ireland makes a hard challenge on a Hungarian player which Çakir signals advantage on. Baird goes on to make another harsh challenge on a different player and this time Çakir stops play. Now here's where it gets interesting. Çakir was already planning on showing Baird a yellow for the first foul and decided that the second challenge was also worthy of a yellow. Therefore Baird essentially received two yellows and therefore a red for the play. This is hardly ever seen, but since they were both clear yellow offenses, Çakir was right to send Baird off.
Çakir shows Baird the red card |
Mažeika is not a name you often see in the European circuit, but he made his presence felt with a penalty decision.
58th Minute: Poland star Robert Lewandowski gets tripped up in the area by Erin Barnett of Gibraltar. Mažeika is right on top of the incident and quickly points to the spot. Good call by the Lithuanian referee.
Romania 0-0 Greece Referee: Aleksey Kulbalkov (Belarus)
Scotland 2-3 Germany Referee: Bjorn Kuipers (Netherlands)
Ireland 1-0 Georgia Referee: Itsván Vad (Hungary)
Portugal 1-0 Albania Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden)
Armenia 0-0 Denmark Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (Norway)
Finland 1-0 Faroe Islands Referee: Marcin Borski (Poland)
These officials and their crews all had quiet games with little controversy. Nice work by those six.
NOTE: Northern Ireland-Greece report by Neil Tyler. All others by Harrison Johnson
Armenia 0-0 Denmark Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (Norway)
Finland 1-0 Faroe Islands Referee: Marcin Borski (Poland)
These officials and their crews all had quiet games with little controversy. Nice work by those six.
NOTE: Northern Ireland-Greece report by Neil Tyler. All others by Harrison Johnson
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