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Blatant Corruption!! Watch How Football Fans React to Mitoma’s Clear Penalty Not Being Given.
There was a drama in the 70th mintute of the game between Tottenham hotspurs and Brighton. As Mitoma was denied a blatant penalty when Hojbjerg attempted to block him, only to catch the Brighton attacker and then trample his foot in the penalty area. Many football fans are outraged by this decision, here are some of reactions from them.
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Pl has been patronising certain teamsage old phenomena
Damn i feel for brighton this was such a disgrace of a game! the ref probably did some betting on the side for this game
100% robbery spurs pay referee and var
That's a clear penalty (Hojbjerg is absolute dogshit and don't deserve to ever be in a starting eleven) but people are also so pissed because no one want Spurs to win. I dare bet that if this was City, no one would have any issue with it at all. Emerson Royal was also given a red for absolutely nothing against Arsenal but I never hear anyone talking about it. The Spurs hate need to stop for real, it's filthy and disgraceful at this point in time.
Primer league officials & Referees are corrupt that run the games.
How much did the referee got after the game. Robbed & Corrupt game officials.
Obviously the referee had a bet on Tottenham l to win! Robbed by VAR and the referee.
There were 2 other good shouts for pens too. What's the point of watching anymore?
i think he sed FOUL but def a robbery and a pen
These refs really making football boring to watch with these horrendous calls
The ref was a few meters away, clearly saw what happened. The VAR ref even had the benefit of replay. Both refs made a clear and obvious error. Incredible! For the integrity of the game, they had better explain why they made such a decision
The refree was infamous Watford and Reading match's "Ghost ball" Stuart Attwelll.
For those who claim the handball was not a handball, didn't extending his arm out like that make his body "unnaturally bigger"? Isn't that why the handball was called?