Shortly after his opening shot, the patient increased the score to 2: 0 in the 31st minute. However, referee Jan Machálek canceled the goal after checking on a video that revealed an offensive foul by a Pilsen shooter against František Čech from Hradec Králové. Viktoria won 1-0 and jumped to the top of the table. “The home player put his hands in the opponent before scoring,” Příhoda explained.
He also agreed with the penalty that judge Tomáš Batík ordered for Slavia in Saturday’s match with Karviná. According to Příhoda, the guest Lukáš Bartošák held Lukáš Masopust in the 16th year. However, Peter Olayinka did not manage to connect with it, as his team mates had hoped, and the ball went out.
Peter Olayinka from Slavia Prague did not convert.Photo: Vlastimil Vacek, Right
Both penalties in Sunday’s duel Mladá Boleslav – Ostrava (2: 3) were also in order. The first, before which the home team David Douděra kicked Ubong Ekpai in the head in the 20th minute, however, the referee Pavel Orel had to order without the assistance of a video referee. “It was a situation that the referee should ideally decide directly on the court,” Příhoda pointed out.
He called the awarding of a yellow card to Ostrava’s Jiří Fleišman a penalty foul on Daniel Fila from the 69th minute. “Given that it was an trip with the opportunity to play the ball and a penalty kick was ordered, only the yellow card was correctly awarded,” said the chairman of the commission.
He also agreed with the verdict of referee Petr Hock, who in Saturday’s match between Jablonec and Olomouc (1: 0) withdrew the goal of the guest Mojmír Chytil from the 23rd minute due to the offside after a check at the monitor.
