Myroslav Stupar, a well-known referee in the past, spoke to 1927.kiev.ua about the Dynamo vs Shakhtar match (0:1).
Miroslav Stupar- The referee, especially in the first half, was invisible. It was classic, academic football. There were no moments that the referee did not understand or did not cope with. All the yellow cards were justified.
If earlier the "classic" was not without red cards and confrontations, then in this game everything was calm, only at the end a little emotion took over, but the players quickly calmed down. The referee did not give any formal yellow cards and that's right. He should not be a formalist on the pitch, but feel the tension of the match. Kozyk is one of the most experienced referees in the UPL and he handled the yellow cards correctly. Once upon a time, no game was complete without mentioning the match referees. Today, we can only talk about the game and it will be right.
The game was a draw. Whoever scored won. In general, Dynamo did not deserve to lose. Kyiv has young players. Today is not Karavaev's day. In many matches he came on, had one or two chances and scored, but in this match he had great chances and didn't score. It happens in football. "Shakhtar didn't show anything special either. "The Miners were more organised. This is the level of football we have today," said Myroslav Ivanovych.
