The board of trustees will present a document with more than 27 errors of the Baliño referee so that the match with Barracas Central can be repeated

With more caution than urgency, the Patronato de Paraná defined a strategy this Friday to ask for the match to be replayed against Barracas Central: in the last few hours it has decided that next Monday it will present a report before the Executive Committee of the Argentine Football Federation (AFA) detailing more than 27 referee mistakes in which Facundo Sava’s team was harmed on Tuesday’s critical night at All Boys pitch.

It is the first card that the leaders of the entrerriano club will play. But it is not the only one. The second is heavier because he considers the possibility of resorting to FIFA if the response of the AFA falls on deaf ears. The strategy is developed by the attorney of the Board of Trustees, Stanislao Pitaspecialized in sports law.

This is a written and detailed report that will have audiovisual support, made in particular by Facundo Sava’s video analysis team. In the compact, in addition to the outgoing controversy – the goal canceled by an imperceptible touch on a player or the one not even validated and finished on a penalty for Barracas-, there are 27 other situations that in Paraná consider a sum of damages.

The scoring is detailed and includes a lack of cards, non-existent or ignored fouls, non-offside positions and even a badly assigned team or a corner kick that ended up being a goal kick. All with your video support.

“We understand that there have been technical decisions on the pitch, in which the regulations have been applied incorrectly. Specifically, we ask that the game be replayed, beware of these vices that we understand were there and that, directly or indirectly, they manipulated the trend of the sporting result “Pita remarks talking with Clarione.

The reality is that the expectations of the Board of Trustees are not placed on repeating the game. Action meets the club’s duty before it deems a injusticebut there are practically no cases in world football where a match has been repeated due to referee decisions.

“We will wait for the Executive Committee to issue an opinion. But we also have the door open to FIFA. It is not that we have to exhaust any instance in AFA. Within what we believe has been violated, we can appeal to the Disciplinary Tribunal of” FIFA “he remarked.

“We understand that technically, in some specific situations and beyond the criteria of the referees, there has been a misapplication of the rules and that is why we believe it deserves special treatment. Here we are.”illustrious Pita.

Why don’t they present the document before the Disciplinary Court of the AFA, which is the body that has the tools to discern this type of problem? In the Board of Trustees, they believe that the determination must come from the Committee and that in that space there is a necessary confrontation between the top management

The directors of the Board of Trustees believe their peers should support the request, as – from their perspective – other clubs have also been hurt by refereeing decisions before The beautiful whose emblematic figure is the president of the AFA, Claudio Chiqui Wall.

“We have our rights and we understand that they have harmed us. We receive the support of many clubs and we hope they will not leave us alone when we use the administrative route. We will fight it. We are talking about manipulation.”pointed to the lawyer.

the other cause

Informally, the leaders have already spoken with Tapia. But issues have not been exchanged regarding the claim that has yet to be finalized, but rather the ongoing case for which footballers Juan Barinaga, Matías Pardo, Axel Rodríguez and Justo Giani and goalkeeper coach Damián González will have to testify next month. before the pm Celsa Rodriguez.

In the early hours of Wednesday, after the people involved slept in the patrol cars, Tapia provided a lawyer registered in the city of Buenos Aires so that he could respond to the needs of the detained footballers. There the dialogue with the president of the AFA ended.

Now the Board of Trustees is working on another strategy to close that chapter: it will anticipate the judge’s ruling with a probation request or payment of a fine to resolve the legal situation and prevent the case from dragging on over time.