Walter Lemma analyzed what the Cacique’s equality against Everton left, a match where they finished with 10 after the expulsion of Maximiliano Falcón.
Colo Colo entangled his first points of the year as a local after barely drawing 1-1 with Everton in a match where they did not find many formulas to violate Viñamarina’s orderly defense and which was also marked by the expulsion of Maximiliano Falcón.
Peluca saw the red after he hit Mexican midfielder Luis Montes with a ball when he was on the ground. Felipe González showed him a yellow card in the first instance, but after being warned by the VAR he went to review the play and decided to throw the Uruguayan out.
This situation was addressed by Walter Lemma at a press conference, who in any case valued the performance of the rest of his team. “It always conditions ending up playing with one less. In this case it was not noticed, we had chances later, the players that remained made a terrible effort to make up for the lack of a player we had. We were able to keep attacking and we created situations,” she stressed.
Points to the arbitration criteria
The person in charge of taking the place of the still suspended Gustavo Quinteros took advantage of analyzing the criteria of the referees under the ‘play, play’ seal that Roberto Tobar seeks to implement.
“Personally, I think it’s favorable for the game, although arbitration has to work a lot on the criteria to make decisions not to charge a game situation. TOBefore, a lot was charged, the game was cut and it involved many criteria to work on. Today we are the same, when charging less you have to have good judgment and often that does not happen. It’s part of evolution we went from being very strict to being very liberal“, he pointed out.
This was the last game where Walter Lemma had to be the main coach of Colo Colo, since Gustavo Quinteros will return for the next date, who had to pay two days of punishment for his criticism of arbitration.
