Arbitration expert settles dispute over validity of Al-Nasr’s goal against Al-Qadisiya

Al-Nasr’s first goal against Al-Qadisiya this Sunday night sparked a refereeing row among supporters amid questions over its authenticity and when it was awarded, before a pundit stepped in to settle the situation and clear the picture once and for all.

Al-Nasr’s first goal came in the 39th minute of the first half through Portugal’s Joao Felix with a powerful left-footed shot.

But before the goal, there was heavy contact between Brazilian Angelo Gabriel, Al-Nasri’s player and Mohamed Abu Al-Shamat, prompting the Al-Qadisiya players to ask the referee to overturn the award due to foul play.

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Regarding this shot, Egyptian arbitration expert Mohamed Kamal “Rishan” said in the statements of the Saudi “Al-Riyadiya” newspaper. “The goal was right because the contact between Angelo and Abu Al-Shamat was natural.”

Social media has been on fire in recent hours over this very goal, in light of the controversy surrounding arbitration this season.