MHK move regarding Konyaspor-Fenerbahçe match: Defense requested
It has been alleged that the Central Referee Board (MHK) took action following the Konyaspor-Fenerbahçe match played in the 19th week of the Süper Lig. The MHK has requested a defense from the match referee, Direnç Tonusluoğlu.
In the 19th week of the Süper Lig, Fenerbahçe defeated Konyaspor 3-2 away from home. Following the match, comments made by Konyaspor player Yusuf Erdoğan regarding the referee became a major topic of discussion. Erdoğan stated that certain decisions made during the match undermined fairness.
'THE REFEREE APOLOGIZED'
In his post-match statement, Yusuf Erdoğan expressed his discomfort with the referees' behavior. Erdoğan said, “The referees' body language bothers me a lot. There were two situations, and the referee told me, ‘I apologize, I couldn't blow the whistle, I missed the situation.’ After hearing that sentence, I lose my faith on the pitch,” he said.
'JUSTICE IS NEEDED FOR EVERYONE'
Yusuf Erdoğan continued his remarks: “If Fenerbahçe had lost today, it would have been a major talking point for the national press. But since we lost, I don't think this will be on the agenda much. Justice is needed for everyone.”
NEW MOVE FROM THE MHK
Following these statements by Erdoğan, the Central Referee Board (MHK) took action. According to a report by Sözcü newspaper, the MHK has requested a written defense from the match referee, Direnç Tonusluoğlu. It was stated that the referee's views regarding Erdoğan's allegations would be obtained.
News Source: 12punto
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