Diego Souza, em entrevista no programa Boleiragem (Reprodução)
Torcedor declarado do Sport, Diego Souza ficou na bronca com o pênalti marcado para o Palmeiras no jogo realizado no último domingo, na Ilha do Retiro, pela segunda rodada do Brasileirão.
Quando tudo parecia que o duelo terminaria empatado, o árbitro Bruno Arleu de Araújo assinalou para a marca da cal em lance envolvendo Raphael Veiga. O Verdão acabou vencendo a equipe pernambucana por 2 a 1.
“Já tem dois ou três pênaltis a favor já, esse ano já vem… caiu na rua, pênalti para o Palmeiras“, ironizou Diego Souza para a “Central do Pré-jogo”.
Além do Palmeiras, outro time beneficiado pela arbitragem foi o Internacional. Nos primeiros minutos de jogo com o Cruzeiro, a expulsão de um zagueiro da Raposa foi bastante contestada pelos cruzeirenses e assim também entendeu a CBF.
Assim como o árbitro de Recife, Marcelo de Lima Henrique, responsável pelo apito na capital gaúcha, foi afastado pela Confederação Brasileira de Futebol.
Tostão dá razão a Diego Souza
Em coluna publicada na Folha de S.Paulo, Tostão classificou como graves os erros cometidos pelos árbitros em ambas as partidas.
“No final de semana, o Cruzeiro teve um jogador incorretamente expulso no início da partida contra o Internacional e o Palmeiras venceu o Sport por 2×1 no último minuto, em decorrência de um pênalti muito mal marcado”, escreveu Tostão.
CBF admite erro em marcação
A Comissão de Arbitragem da CBF divulgou o parecer técnico que revisou os lances ocorridos na segunda rodada da Série A. De forma unânime, todos entenderam que a decisão tomada no campo e pelo árbitro de vídeo foi equivocada.
A entidade nacional comunicou o afastamento por tempo indeterminado de Bruno Arleu de Araújo e do auxiliar de vídeo Rodrigo Nunes de Sá. Ambos passarão por um processo de ‘reciclagem’ para que os erros não ocorram novamente..
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