Benfica fans criticized Joao Pinheiro’s behaviour, but did not like the players’ focus on the referee to justify the failure.
Benfica fans demonstrated against Joao Pinheiro’s referee, but continued to challenge the players. And in between, he embodied a lot of anger from those in charge. It was a throw-in that irritated the bank. Pizzi yelled at the assistant referee and fourth official, Ricardo Bixinho, and attacked Estoril until he won a corner kick that would have caused the equaliser.
As soon as the ball got in, the red guys in charge jumped toward my shorts, complaining at the top of their lungs for the shot. It was Luisao, the technical director, and his deputy, Joao de Dios, who lasted the longest in protest, but the general manager, Rui Pedro Braz, was the one who made the most gestures. Joao Pinheiro ended up coming to the red bench to punish Prause and Jesus, angrily, until he grew up to the judge, screaming right next to his face. Minervino Petra was forced to calm the reincarnated bench captain, and Pinheiro, who had already given a warning to Jesus minutes earlier, ended up not punishing anyone else for the reincarnated bench.
In the stands, there were criticisms of Pinero’s performance, but the fans did not like that some players surrounded the referee. Pizzi was the most targeted and humiliated by incarnate fans. While Bruno Pinheiro, celebrating with his clenched fist and tie, and Estoril’s team greeted the crowd, the red players, for the most part, remained in a circle in midfield and when they left for the changing rooms they booed, listening Dozens of fans watched the song “Play Ball, Play Ball”, in a wave of discontent because the club had only two victories in six matches, and in the league, having added four points out of a possible nine, which also led to the disappointment of President Rui Costa in the penalty area, was well reflected in his facial expressions.
Although it rained in the afternoon, the weather gave a respite during the meeting and even the wind I felt in the Estoril-Sporting match in 2018, had no effect. The grass was another positive note, as the ball rolled perfectly.
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