Trendyol Super League in the field of Fenerbahce Çaykur Rizespor’u 3-2 defeated.
Çaykur Rizespor’un 2 red cards after 9 people in the struggle of the referee decisions created discussion of the decision of the MHK and VAR from the social media and a very harsh statements about VAR published a statement.
Answering questions from members of the press after the match Fenerbahce Vice President Acun Ilıcalı stated that they did not think that they were provided a privilege in the match and responded to Galatasaray.
Here are those words of Acun Ilıcalı:
“Unfortunately, again with an ugly explanation. The men are stranger. So I can’t understand to opposite it. The foreign Var said to make a statement … We said we wanted. We wanted it. Everyone wanted.
There are many things in football. In the big struggle, the teams are doing their hands. We also experience some tensions. In such cases, we understand that there is nothing more valuable than human life. We are very, very sorry. Our fans wrote another story. When you look at it, the sound in our stadium increases every time. Fenerbahce believes in success. These are very good things. Indeed, one is once again proud. Stadium atmosphere, despite the 2 goals, despite the support of the fans do not leave the support. We also thank our footballers. After the end of the match after the end of the match to follow and success, increased our faith even more.
Our fans, the 12th man, even the 13th man … Our footballers write a new story … 2 returns in 2 weeks, these are very nice. I talked about our pain, a special evening for us. I do not want to talk about the transfer, technical analysis. The referee is being discussed today. I don’t understand much. In the evening we will follow the referee teachers carefully. If you ask what happened, I could not find anything. Of course I will watch the evening. It was customary to reveal the referee. There is a clear massacre, but I don’t understand right now. Fred said something was thrown out of the game, today’s football player was thrown. I don’t think it’s a privilege. What else happened? “