His hair was not approved, Ronaldo threw the captain’s armband

A big storm occurred tonight (Saturday) in Belgrade in the 2: 2 end of Portugal against Serbia in the World Cup qualifiers. CR7’s winning goal was not confirmed by Hakwon in extra time, the star was furious at the decision, saw the yellow card and at the end even threw the captain’s armband with the drop to the locker rooms.

After the Portuguese team had already safely led 0: 2, the Serbs returned to 2: 2 with a quality second half, but here it did not end – the Portuguese star of received a long ball, overtook the host goalkeeper, Marco Dmitrovic, and kicked a not strong ball that made the He went inside and was sent off just after the goal line. However, without the VAR system, Kwon signaled that the ball did not fully cross the line and the goal was not approved. Ronaldo ran angrily towards the line, saw the yellow on his claims and at the end of the game even gestured with a hand gesture “can not be” as he tossed the captain’s armband from his hand and angrily went down to the locker room.

Fernando Santos demands explanations from the judging panel (Reuters)

In the World Cup qualifiers of course there is no VAR system, and except for Ronaldo, who preferred to go down to the locker room immediately, all the Portuguese players pounced on the refereeing team at the end, including Fernando Santos, Who demanded explanations from the judging panel and then said: “I have no explanation for how they were allowed to return, I do not find the words. We studied them well, I warned my players that everything can change in the second half, but of course it did not help this time. “

Diego Jote, Who excelled among the Portuguese with a double, said at the end of the dramatic confrontation: “We had an excellent first half. It is already important that we went through the difficult part, but they changed method and managed to come back. “Such a thing must not happen in the future, we brought them back to the game instead of killing the game and taking the victory, we had to do things differently.”