The Argentine national team’s goalkeeper was angry after the “Scaloneta” lost 2-1 in Barranquilla, with a controversial refereeing decision.
After the defeat of the Argentina’s national team beat Colombia 2-1 -with a refereeing controversy included-, the goalkeeper of the “Scaloneta”, Emiliano “Draw” Martinezwas furious once the match was over and hit one of the cameras that was broadcasting the event hard.
After 90 minutes of tension, with the rival fans giving no respite and after the controversial penalty that gave the victory to the Colombian team, The “Dibu” could not contain his anger and pushed one of the cameras that was showing the post-match imagesThe Argentine star’s furious reaction quickly went viral on social media and did not go down well in Colombia.
He “Dibu” received his first goal in four games and lost the unbeaten streak he had maintained since the quarterfinals of the Copa Américawhen Ecuador scored in the final minutes to tie the match and take it to a penalty shootout, where the Argentine goalkeeper once again excelled.
In addition, it is the third match that Martinez loses with the Argentina shirt. Since his arrival at the national goal in 2021, the player of the Aston Villa only fell to Saudi Arabia in the debut of World Cup 2022 and against Uruguay by Eliminatory.
Argentina could not beat Colombia and lost due to a controversial refereeing
La Scaloneta could not repeat the result of the Copa América final and fell to Colombia on the eighth date of the South American Qualifiers.
The Colombian team opened the scoring in the first half with a header goal from Yerson Mosqueraafter a play prepared from a corner.
Argentina managed to equalize the score with a good run of Nicolas Gonzalezwho took advantage of an error by the Colombian defense, and left the match 1-1 three minutes into the second half.
However, the match ended up being decided by a controversial penalty awarded by referee Piero Maza, alleging a violation of Nicolas Otamendi in the area. James Rodriguez He took advantage of the opportunity and converted to leave Colombia 2-1, with 30 minutes of the match still to go.
Source: Ambito
