But the game can be replayed after Kristianstad tomorrow submitting … – Aftonbladet

Ystad equalized in the semifinal series against Kristianstad.

But the game can be replayed after Kristianstad tomorrow submitting a protest against a Ystad Players never sat by his expulsion .

– We are seriously injured in a very difficult position, says club manager Nikolas Larsson.

Ystad managed to equalize to 1-1 in matches in the semifinal series against Kristianstad after winning a thriller in a boiling home arena with 21-20 (13-10).

But after the game was very upset in Kristianstad camp and it is now preparing a protest that will be submitted to the union tomorrow which probably requires rematch.

Kristianstad argue that Jacob Nygren never put the two-minute offense he was sentenced to after more than 46 minutes when Anton Lindskog had just done 17-16, and there was scrimmage between the two players.

– In our view, it is extremely clear that Jacob Nygren gets two minutes penalty, says Kristianstad Club Manager Nikolas Larsson.

Nygren sent off

– Ystad themselves played with just four players (one had a few seconds left on another deportation) in a short sequence. Then they discovered that the Secretariat is not registered expulsion and then released into a player, says Larsson.

Instead of having five players were on the field got Kristianstad play with one player less for two minutes.

– We are seriously injured in a very difficult position, says Larsson.

Kristianstad coach Ola Lindgren pointed also to match the delegates in the middle of the game that it was not right and asked them to stop the match and control with the judges.

Larsson is very critical of the Secretariat / delegates.

– secretariat runs his ostrich mentality. It is very easy for them to stop and reconcile with the judges. That’s why we have two delegates who have a pipe to blow in. But they freeze and do not want to check the situation. I do not know why.

– It was an astonishing situation for us that lingered throughout the half, says Larsson.

May require rematch

Ystad went away again to 19-16 before Kristianstad fought back, leveling the score to 19-19 and 20-20. Then nailed Anders Persson back in Ystad goal so that his team could win with 21-20.

Kristianstad has contacted the union and is now preparing a protest will be filed on Thursday.

What are you going to call there?

– We had a rematch of last year in the playoffs … I do not know. We think it had the impact on the match outcome. But it will be a matter for the competition committee, said Larsson, referring to the first semi-final between Guif and Alingsås last year that got replayed after the timekeeping chaos.