"Extremely furious" Hallan, Rossellso and "In a flash"…
Stretch with his shoulders straightened, and Pep rolled it up himself.
Erling Holan (Manchester City) and Giovanni Lo Celso (Tottenham) almost had a power struggle on the ground. The situation ended only after Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, stopped him.
Manchester City and Tottenham drew 3-3 in the 14th round of the 2023-24 English Premier League (EPL) held at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England on the 4th (Korea time).
Having started as a forward striker in Manchester City, Hallan was furious just before the end of the match. He expressed dissatisfaction with the referee's decision, and even after the match, he couldn't calm down by swearing on social media. 파워볼게임
The scene that upset Hallan came in extra time in the second half when the two teams were neck and neck 3-3. In Manchester City's counterattack, Emerson Royal tackled the moment Hallan was hit with his back to Tottenham's goal near the half line. Hallan stumbled and fell, but he immediately got up and scored a penetrating pass to Jack Grealish, who was penetrating forward.
The ball landed straight in front of Grealish, who was running forward. However, the referee stopped the game. Emerson's attempt to tackle Hallan was a foul. If the game had continued as it was, it would have been clear that Grealish had a one-on-one chance with the goalkeeper. However, the referee's suspicious decision came out, and Manchester City's team was furious. In particular, Hallan was given a yellow card while protesting against the referee.
Even after the final whistle, anger did not subside. British media Sports Bible reported that "Holan collided with Lo Celso on the shoulder, and Guardiola had to rush to prevent the situation from getting worse." Many media outlets shed light on Hallan's anger after the match.
Holan ran into Lo Celso while leaving the ground in full anger. Lo Celso stared straight at Holan, who took a few more steps and turned around. Sparked. The giant Hallan walked with his shoulders straightened. Lo Celso approached him as well.
Guardiola and others around Hallan and Lo Celso were aware of the situation and separated them from each other. Only then did the situation, which almost got worse, end.
The prevailing opinion is that Hallan deserved to be angry enough. Manchester United legend Roy Keane criticized the decision on Sky Sports, saying, "The referee made a mistake. It was a wrong decision."
