He Royal Zaragoza He left extremely angry not only because of Saturday’s defeat against the Sporting Gijón (1-0), but because of the referee’s performance Alvaro Moreno Aragónto which they mainly attribute two things: a grab prior to Bazdar in the only goal of the Asturians, when the skilled team was being much superior, and the disparity of criteria when it came to showing cards.
And the statistics were tremendous. Both teams committed the same number of fouls, eight, but while the locals did not see a single warning, the visitors left with five yellow cards and two red cards, ending the match with nine players and weighed down especially by the first expulsion, that of Graciouson the edge of rest.
After the crash, Victor Fernandez wanted to claim the seal of a Royal Zaragoza which has always been characterized by building more than destroying.
“We are not a violent team and we leave with many cards. He Sporting has been luckier or the referee’s judgment has perceived it that way,” he commented.
“Sporting’s goal, which came from a very clear fight, changed everything. I don’t know why they didn’t blow the whistle”
Although he also said that “it makes no sense to talk about the referee. With the goal we got nervous, we were being superior, but it is what penalized us the most. The goal of the Sportingwhich comes from a very clear grab, has changed everything. I don’t know why he hasn’t whistled. Afterwards, we have not defended the transition well, we have not been forceful and they have scored a great goal,” he said.
And he added that “we played 27 minutes as visitors that were quite good, playing in Sporting de Gijón’s field, creating uncertainty and reaching the area well. The goal is a gross mistake on our part, we got out of control, we left the game. When we wanted to correct, the expulsion was final. We were unlucky. The goal play was preceded by a very clear grab on Bazdar. From a dangerous foul, with Aketxe on the field, we gave them the goal.”