São Paulo protests against arbitration after an unmarked penalty in defeat to Palmeiras

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In a classic marked by controversy, he won him 3-2, this Sunday (5/10), at Morumbis, for the 27th round of the Brazilian Championship. Tricolor dominated the first half and opened an advantage with goals from Luciano, who reached his 99th for the club and Tapia.

In the final stage, the summer reacted and sought an impressive turn. Vitor Roque and Flaco López drew, and Sosa, already in the final minutes, confirmed the Palmeirense triumph. The result put Abel Ferreira’s team in the first position, as Flamengo was defeated by Bahia, while Sao Paulo left the field outraged by arbitration.

The most discussed bid occurred at the beginning of the second half when Allan slipped and hit Gonzalo Tapia’s legs inside the area. Referee Ramon Abatti Abel sent the game to follow, interpreting contact as “normal shock.” VAR, led by Ilbert Estevam da Silva, also did not recommend revision, which generated revolt of the São Paulo players and leaders.

Hours later, São Paulo published an official note signed by President Julio Casares, hardly criticizing the performance of Ramon Abatti Abel and VAR. The club stated that the mistakes “had direct influence on the result” and classified the non -marking of the penalty in Tapia as “the most scandalous misconception of the match”.

The text also cites other unprofitable bids, such as a elbow and a Gustavo Gómez picision in Tapia, as well as hard entrances by Raphael Veiga and Andreas Pereira. São Paulo ended the statement charging measures from the CBF Arbitration Commission and stating that this Sunday’s decisions “compromise the credibility of the competition and the work of the team”.

In the early hours of this Monday (6/10), the Leodias portal It found that the CBF punished referees Ramon Abatti Abel and Ilbert Estevam da Silva. Both were removed from the scales and will be in the internal training period.

See the SPFC note in full

São Paulo Futebol Clube expresses deep indignation with the arbitration of Ramon Abatti Abel and the performance of the video referee, Ilbert Estevam da Silva, in this Sunday’s match (05), against Palmeiras, Morumbis, for the Brazilian Championship. The errors made in capital throws had a direct influence on the game’s outcome and represent a serious sports loss to São Paulo FC.

The most scandalous misconception was the non-marking of a clear penalty in Gonzalo Tapia, when the São Paulo team already won the game 2-0. Even in the face of the evidence of the bid, the field referee ignored the infraction, and the VAR, which should correct the error, chose to omit, causing perplexity to all who followed the match.

Shortly thereafter, Sao Paulo was also harmed by another clear lack in Gonzalo Tapia in play that originated a goal from the opponent – again without any intervention of the arbitration team.

Other bids also passed unpunished: Gustavo Gómez hit Gonzalo Tapia with a elbow and a stupid, in different plays, as well as the disproportionate cart of Raphael Veiga in Enzo, behind, and the sole with the high foot of Andreas Pereira in Marcos Antonio – also ignored by the referee and Var.

São Paulo Futebol Clube requires the CBF arbitration committee to adopt immediate measures to another disastrous performance of the arbitration team, which compromises the credibility of the competition and the work done by players, coaching staff and board.

President Julio Casares
Sao Paulo Futebol Clube.