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Beaten on their lawn by OM on Saturday (1-3), RC Lens was very angry with the refereeing, after the goal refused to Rémy Labeau-Lascary for a foul on Bilal Nadir at the start of the action. Pierre Dréossi, general manager of Sang et Or, ranted in the mixed zone, believing that this is not the first time that his team has been wronged.
The defeat againstABOUT has difficulty moving on RC Lens. While they were trailing 2-1, the Lensois thought they had equalized through Rémy Labeau-Lascary at the end of the match, before his goal was refused after intervention by the video assistance due to a foul on Bilal Nadir at the start of the action. Will Still expressed his dissatisfaction at a press conference, referring to the behavior of theABOUT at half-time, and Pierre Dréossi also took the floor to denounce the refereeing errors including the RC Lens has, according to him, been a victim since the start of the season.
Dréossi's rant against arbitration
« We've had frustration for a while because I still remember the Lille victory, the penalty in Strasbourg, and today I have the impression that every time the we score a goal or there is a contentious action, we were scared to death of the VAR. I want to say stop, we can't take points like that from us and say nothing. I'm not upset, but I think the score tonight is 2-2. I think that against Lille, the score is 0-0. We ask ourselves a lot of questions. When we score goals, I would like us to respect the goals we score “, declared Pierre Dréossiin comments relayed by Foot Market.
“You have to know how to say stop”
The general director of RC Lens continued: “ It's nothing to cry about, but it's been a lot since the start of the season. And I think that tonight, once again, once again, one more time too many, I'm not saying that there is no foul when the referee returns to the foul, but there was a lot of fouls that weren't called. There were fouls called and the interpretations are unfortunately often controversial. I don't know what's going on, but in any case, it's clear that it's a sensation that is very, very unpleasant. Being fair is good. Being nice is good. But at some point you have to know how to say stop. And then I'm going to say stop. »
