The Decision Taken by UEFA in the Case of Umpire Urs Schnyder, After the Controversial Elimination of Radu Drăgusin
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UEFA did not include Urs Schnyder, the party's referee Poland - Romania, score 6-0, on the list of official delegates for the fourth stage of the League of Nations. The decision comes after the Swiss' controversial performance in Warsaw, where he eliminated Radu Drăguşin and granted a punishment for the hosts.
What happens to the referee who knelt Romania in the match with Poland. UEFA no longer delegated him after the controversy of the elimination Radu Drăgusin
Urs Schnyder became one of the most discussed names in Romania after the match with Poland. The Swiss referee was the one who eliminated Radu Drăguşin in the 22nd minute of the lost tricolor match with 0-6, and his decision caused numerous reactions.
Urs Schnyder (40 years old) easily dictated penalty and eliminated Radu Drăgusin in the Poland-Romania match 6-0. UEFA made the first decision regarding the Swiss referee.
Decision taken by UEFA concerning the arbitrator of the Poland-Romania match, after the controversy caused by Drăguşin's elimination
UEFA made a provisional decision in the case of Swiss referee Urs Schnyder, after his controversial decision in the Polish-Romanian party of the Nations League. The Romanian central foundation Radu Drăgusin was eliminated in the minute 22 of the Warsaw party, after a fault committed in the position of ultimate defender at Robert Lewandowski. More ... The post UEFA decision in the case of UEFA referee Urs Schnyder, after the controversial elimina…
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