Bidasoa regrets the “serious error” of the table in Granollers, but will not report it
The Sports Club Bidasoa-Irun Today he expressed his displeasure over the “serious error” that occurred in the league match played last Sunday in Granollers (30-30)in which the Vallesans considered a goal valid that clearly was not, but they will not go before the Competition Committee to modify the result.
The match was two up for the Catalan team (28-26), with second place at stake, when the Bidasota goalkeeper Mehdi Harbaoui stopped a ball from the local pivot Ivan Montoya Clearly, the referees ordered the game to continue and then the controversy occurred.
The captain of Granollers, the international Antonio Garcia, who later apologized for his complaint, assured that the play had ended in a goal and at the request of the federation delegate, at the table in the center of the field, the goal was awarded so that the scoreboard at that moment reflected a 29-26 that favored notably the Catalan triumph. Bidasoa came back from three goals down and the final score was 30-30.
Today Bidasoa has expressed his opinion on an almost unprecedented move in the world of handball, he regrets that his rival “was added a goal that was not ultimately resulting in the fact that, despite having scored 29 goals, in the final result they were 30”.
After confirming that this fact “has produced a loss of one point for Bidasoa”, which has three more than its rival in that fight for the runner-up position and that this “could condition the final classification of the Plenitude League and the European places at stake “, will not go to the federative organizations to turn it around.
“After an exhaustive analysis of the situation, it has been decided not to file any appeal before the Competition Committee,” while showing its support in its letter to the “refereeing establishment in its difficult task of providing justice on the handball fields.”
Source: Eitb
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