12.6.10
South Korea 2-0 Greece | Lee Chung-Yong denied penalty for clash with Torosidis
Description of incident: Early in the game, with South Korea already 1-0 up, Lee Chung-Yong powered into the Greek penalty area where there was a tangling of legs between him and Torosidis. Despite the claims for a penalty, the ref waved play on.
Date of Game: Saturday 12th June 2010
Home Team: South Korea | Away Team: Greece
Referee: Michael Hester (NZL) | Linesman: Jan-Hendrik Hintz (NZL) & Tevita Makasini (TGA)
Decision Type: Penalty | Verdict:
Decision Difficulty: 2/5 | Affect on result: 1/5 | Score: 3
Affect on Result: None really, only denying South Korea more comfort in this easy victory | Winner: Greece | Loser: South Korea
Players Involved: Lee Chung-Yong (South Korea) & Vasilios Torosidis (Greece)
Summary: There is some debate in this decision and I have seen many similar clashes result in a penalty however, I felt it was a genuine tangling of legs as Lee raised his foot to shoot. I do not feel Torosidis was stretching for the ball when the players clashed, he was simply tracking back.
View highlights & match summary of South Korea vs Greece on BBC
Cheers,
WB
Labels:
fifa world cup 2010,
greece,
lee cy,
michael hester,
penalty,
south korea,
torosidis
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