The 13th round of the roshn Professional League (SBA) has seen a rare dismissal in football stadiums.
Al-okhdood hosted al-hazm in the 13th round of the Saudi Roshn League, a meeting decided by the hosts with two goals for a goal.
But the meeting witnessed a strange incident that resulted in the dismissal of the gully’s Hamad al-Mansour by the match referee, and for a very strange reason.
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The match referee decided to publish the red card in the face of Hamad Al-Mansour, at a time when his team was ahead with an unanswered goal scored by Linder Tawamba, after fighting with fellow Brazilian goalkeeper Paulo Vitor.
After returning to the video referee’s technique, the Plaza umpire decided to grant a red card to Hamad Al-Mansour, who considered the latter’s violent and unsportsmanlike behaviour to warrant expulsion.
Al-okhdood managed to win despite the dismissal, with the team scoring its second goal in the 93rd minute through Leander Tawamba, before the beams reduced the gap by 97 minutes by Antonio José de Carvalho.
The victory increased Al-okhdood balance to 10 points in 16th place in the Saudi Roshn League standings.
On the other side, Al-hazm settled after this loss in the 18th and final place with a 7-point ladder.
A number of fans circulated the shot of Hamad Al-Mansour’s dismissal, so that everyone would be surprised by the player’s dismissal, although he did not enter the argument of any opposition player.
However, the law grants the right to rule on the expulsion of a player, in the event of the use of obscene words, outrageous language or abusive and degrading conduct, as provided for in article 12 of the expulsion clauses.
The disgraceful behaviour is the use of the player or his attempt to use excessive or brutal force against the competitor, when there is no competition for the ball or against a teammate or team official, a match referee, a fan or any other person regardless of whether or not contact occurs, according to Article 12.
