Penalti No pitado of Djené to Luis Suárez in the Getafe-Barça!

The referee commissioned to direct this Saturday the Getafe-FC Barcelona of LaLiga Santander 2017-18 in the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez, Fernández Borbalán, could have resulted key in the final course of the meeting in the case that Paulinho and Denis Suárez had not achieved to trace back the adverse marker for the Barcelona group in Madrilenian earths.

And it is that, in an action of the second half, in the minute 69, Borbalán did not signal a very clear penalti committed by Djené on Luis Suárez in the interior of the area defended by Vicent Guaita. The player of African origin of the Getafe arrived late to the hour to protect the balloon in front of Luis Suárez and gave him a patada by behind that served to demolish to the Uruguayan.

The referee was just in front, but did not signal at all and, minutes afterwards, admonished to Luis Suárez with yellow card because of the insistent protests of the forward charrúa, that could not remove of the head the played in question.

The Barça follows winning in spite of the obstacles

All sucedió hardly seven minutes after Denis Suárez signed the goal of the tie, and before Paulinho sentenced the traced back for the FC Barcelona in the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. Once again, Luis Suárez did not surrender to the level expected this weekend, but with the step of the safe parties that little by little will go back to be the one of before.

Regarding Fernández Borbalán, fits to remember that it is one of the referees that prejudiced to the FC Barcelona the past season 2016-17 in LaLiga Santander, title that finish carrying no without controversy the Real Madrid. This campaign, the ones of Valverde have begun so strong that not even the referee's errors merman his capacity to win.

Patada BY BEHIND to Luis Suárez inside the area.
The referee looks for another side. pic.twitter.com/sfvs78zsun

— Geek Futbolero™ (@geekfutbolero) 16 September 2017

These two penaltis did not see them the same referee.
Now I understand a lot of things. pic.twitter.com/aojv9thsia

— Geek Futbolero™ (@geekfutbolero) 16 September 2017