AIK broke the deadlock in meeting Östersund in the Swedish Cup
John Guidetti conceded a penalty against Östersund – but would that have happened?
Opinions differed.
– His name is John Guidetti, but it’s really embarrassing, says ÖFK captain Cesar Weled.
Just over 20 minutes into the cup meeting between AIK and Östersund, John Guidetti went down in the penalty area.
But it was questionable how far the defender touched the attacking star.
– Oh, oh, oh … Based on these pictures, I don’t know why he hit a penalty kick, if he didn’t touch his left foot a little. But oh, oh, oh, Astrit Ajdarevic expert C. Moore says in surprise.
Al-Jediti took the penalty himself and made it 1-0.
– It’s a touch enough for a penalty, that’s why the referee strikes and that’s why we’re ahead, the C striker says more about the situation.
Criticism of the AIK penalty
ÖFK captain Cesar Weled, who caused the penalty kick, was upset.
– I think it’s very cheap. It is very sad that the referee has to make such a decision when he is not sure. I’m really tired of it. His name is John Guidetti, but he’s really embarrassing, he says and continues:
– I touch him, but is there a penalty for that? No it is not. Then he goes to bed knowing he’s getting it. It’s a very bad attempt at judgment.
Just minutes into the second half, AIK was dealt a knockout blow. Alexander Milosevic was forced out after colliding with an opponent, falling to the ground. The defender was able to leave the field on his own and did not seem particularly affected by the blow.
But that was quickly replaced by joy when Victor Fisher reached out for Gnaget.
The match is in progress – the text has been updated.