After suffering through the match between England and Ghana, I needed more than a cup of coffee. – The national team manager for Ghana feels cheated after the match against England and uses pictures we recognize ourselves in to describe his dissatisfaction.
National team coach Carlos Queiroz believes Ghana were cheated in the match against England – and that both a red card and a penalty were missed.
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Ghana managed to pick up a great result against England when they drew 0-0. But seen with Ghanaian eyes, it could have looked far better.
Throughout the match, there were several controversial episodes where Ghana felt cheated by the refereeing team. Among other things, a penalty was missed – and England got away with a red card that never came.
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National team coach Carlos Queiroz was far from happy with VAR after the game.
“I’m not sure that VAR still works in the World Cup. Do we still have VAR? Does it work at all?
“I doubt it a bit, because it was another penalty that should have been awarded to Ghana. It was a clear penalty, but it wasn’t awarded,” Queiroz said according to ESPN.
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Queiroz couldn’t understand why Prince Adu didn’t get a penalty after Ezri Konsa went hard into a duel and felled the Ghanaian.
The national team coach also made a pointed comment to the VAR team, which was led by American Armando Villarreal.
“We had our chances, so they were lucky. They were very lucky. Once again, VAR went out for coffee. It’s natural.
“I would also like to drink my coffee once in a while, but this was a clear penalty and a red card.
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