The Israeli representative in the quarterfinals of the Champions League talks about the experience. Ural Greenfeld, Who on Tuesday (Tuesday) made his debut in the knockout stages of the top factory on the continent when he judged the match between Lazio and Bayern Munich at the Olimpico, today summed up everything he went through during the fight in which he pulled out seven yellow cards, including one Protests.
“There were two yellow cards for protests in this game,” the referee said. “The first was about a player who performed a very rude ‘cancellation’ action, something that is not typical to put out a first yellow in a game on such a case. The attack even stopped. If I do not stop a game and explain that there are young guys who see and the game image is very important, then it must tell me He has a certain limit and we should not cross it. Kimim? He ran from a very great distance on me, in a sprint with a protest, so I stopped and calmed down and pulled out a yellow. “Such players are very experienced, and if you see laxity or softness then it is a problem and it is manifested in gross offenses. Our goal is to keep the players.”
Asked if he is complete with all the decisions he has made, he said: “We have judged a team, I am not a referee alone. To say I am complete with all the decisions is a bit difficult, every game I referee is like open heart surgery. There are always things he wants to improve and do differently. “What interests the public is the biggest and most prominent things. We are happy that we are in the matter of VAR, so the critical things are examined with more eyes.
Greenfeld then described the feelings from the eighth class: “We have judged a few games already, and if we judged and did not come out of nowhere, then we should be ready. I already judged Bayern three months ago, Lazio for the first time. Arrive ready, know the people, the placement comes enough “Before the class, even in the Europa League we have judged in the last 32 stages, there is no doubt that it is a respectable class. The spirit also raised from the public and colleagues in the country is fun, it pushes us to work harder and invest endlessly. It motivates the team to work harder and harder.” .
“The assessment is endless, but you have to manage the game in the end without thinking about the name of a team or a player. Our thrill is the effect of success and implementing the things we prepared for. During the game you are only busy with it. One of the things we prepared for is two passing attacks. “The teams, it means that from me it requires getting high speed and going out in advance towards the attack. It’s things that come to the fore, and then you say the preparation was worth every minute. The excitement is routed to concentration and it brings the best possible result.”
When asked about the possibility of judging in Euros, he replied: “It is a derivative of the goals. The desire is of everyone to be there, a goal that I have. There is proper backing of the association and of the entire referees association, it is something we want, believe it can happen.”