Eleftheropoulos about the referee: “The foul on Stikas is crystal clear, he takes his leg and the referee tells me that he has lost the phase”

Niki Volou has many complaints about the management of the game against Levadeiakos and expressed them after the final of the game by the team’s coach, Dimitris Eleftheropoulos.

“The hardest part we have to deal with has more to do with issues outside of the game. In the phase where Levadeiakos scores a goal, the problem is that the Levadeiakos attacker clearly hit Stika’s leg.”

The corner won by Levadeiakos is not an easy one. It’s a goal. If Garavelis didn’t make the incredible save, it’s a clear goal. The opposing striker stands alone in the large space and cleanly takes the stopper’s leg. And okay, to accept what the referee said at the end of the game that he lost the phase.

I won’t tell you if it’s a hand that Levadeiakos makes or not because I’m sitting on the bench, he has a lot of bodies and I can’t see it. But the foul on Stika is crystal clear, he takes his leg and tells me: “I lost the phase.”

Accepting that too. The only suspicious thing is that the superior, the fourth, is on the same line. We have a clear perspective from the bench and see everything crystal clear.

We know that the most difficult part in this category is the anointing that is given each year. Even accepting that. But they’re all on the same page and it’s great to see that.”