Commentator Viktor Vatsko spoke about Dmytro Kryvushkin's refereeing in the Dnipro-1 vs Dynamo match (0:1) on his Youtube channel Vatsko on air.
Viktor Vatsko"The central match of the 17th round and one of the most important matches of the spring part of the season was given to Dmytro Kryvushkin. This season alone, he had two cosmic saves. First, in the match between Oleksandriya and Kolos, he awarded three left-handed penalties in one match, and the curator himself admitted it. Later, in the first league, Kryvushkin failed to notice that Karpaty played with an extra player on the pitch in a match against Prykarpattia.
And that's the referee that was appointed for the Dnipro-1 vs Dynamo match. "Dnipro-1 did not create a single chance in the second half, and then Domingo Blanco pushed Vitaliy Buyalsky and deliberately, with emphasis, stepped on his ankle. Buyalsky was without the ball. A million percent red card, there is nothing to think about. There is the chief referee Kryvushkin, there is the VAR, which is managed by Yevhen Aranovsky, there are a lot of obvious replays. And what, a yellow card? Are you serious? You yourself have been talking about the intention to injure the opponent for years. And Krivushkin didn't even go to the VAR to watch it.
And now, friends, check out the beauty of this decision. If Blanco had received a red card, it would have been at least a three-match suspension. If Blanco had not received any card, he would have been given at least three matches of suspension after the fact, watching the video of this episode. Instead, Krivushkin assessed Blanco's foul as a yellow card, thus absolving the key Dnipro-1 player from further sanctions.
In two Dynamo matches in a row, the VAR has been working - and in two matches, the referees have made decisions against Dynamo. Well, the cynicism is off the charts. You, who make decisions in high offices, don't bend anything there, do you? Are you feeling okay?" Vatsko said.
