Furious at the player ‘Fake Handshake’ → Out…”It’s Turkey again.”

The Sun, a British daily, said on the 22nd (local time), “Red cards appeared in situations that are not common in Turkiye. In the second division match between Genklerbirli and Sakarajaspor, referee Ilker Yasin Avchi declared his exit to Sakarajaspor ace Murat Chem Akpinar.”

The reason is absurd. After losing 1-3, Akpinar approached the referee and extended his arm to ask for a handshake. When Avech reached out his hand, he pulled it out as if he had planned it. Angered by the complaint, the referee immediately took a yellow card out of his pocket. Akpinar, who received a yellow card earlier, left the court due to cumulative warnings. After the video was released, there were mixed reactions such as “Since when did you feel like you were leaving?” and “The player was rude.”

Sakarajaspor’s squad including Akpinar was dissatisfied with the referee’s decision on the day. “The referees were very malicious. There was a penalty kick scene in the second half. When we asked him to check VAR, he said, “Don’t tell us. We will give you a warning if you tell us.” The leniency threatened us and stopped us from speaking. We gave a yellow card to those who protested,” he fumed. 동행복권파워볼

“The referees are threatening us in the field. We can’t express anything,” Chiefs said. “How can we not see this when our opponent only knocked down Lott like he was wrestling in the second run? It’s ridiculous.”

The Turkiye League is struggling with referees’ problems. In December last year, Ankara Guizu Chairman Farooq Coca stormed the stadium after the match against Liespor, hitting referee Umut Mehler in the face. The referee had serious injuries to his face and neck. The Türkiye Football Association recognized the seriousness of the situation and suspended the Turkiye Schiefer League for about a week.

Subsequently, Ermel Pike, president of Sarialioglu Istan Bullspor, was dissatisfied with the referee’s decision against Travjonspor and left the stadium with the players, causing great controversy.