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Big mistake of referees in Kazan (PHOTO)

by WoV

Referees made a major mistake in the game between Dinamo Kazan and VakifBank and this picture proves it!

In the fourth set, at the result 26:25 for Dinamo Kazan, referees called this spike of Sheila Castro an out! Kazan therefore won the set by 27:25, despite this picture clearly proves that the ball was in, and that VakifBank should have gained a point.

IN or OUT?

IN or OUT?

Once again there is a question, why the best European club’s competition does not have a video check?! 

 

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Ali Y February 11, 2015 - 10:28 am

Everybody already knew that it was inside. Volleyball is very easy game for refrees to control compared to basketball and football. However, every match has many arguments.

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Stanislas February 11, 2015 - 11:16 am

One of the referees made a lot of mistakes last night… During the fourth set, he showed that ball is in and later when we watched the slow motion we noticed that ball was out for at least one meter. That’s a huge mistake. And I could not believe it, because ball touched the floor close to him…

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Aad February 11, 2015 - 11:52 am

Als je je bril in spiegelbeeld op hebt dan is hij uit!

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Axe February 11, 2015 - 12:01 pm

Where were the referees from? This is why CEV has to put challenge system on every game of CL. and not only this, CEV should do many other things to avoid this kind of situations…

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timo February 11, 2015 - 1:59 pm

It does no matter, cause it was

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bernardo February 11, 2015 - 3:38 pm

it is a shame really, vakif deserved a 3-1 win

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Şule Akın February 11, 2015 - 4:57 pm

The referee may inevitably make mistakes. I can accept it to a certain extent. I believe the goodwill of referees. I myself made such similar mistakes in the past, too. But today, we have highly developed technologies being used in high tension games so I insist on having a video check.

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