Senegal criticizes Japanese tactics of "time-pull" and sends a protest letter to FIFA

The Senegalese football team officially protested to the International Football Federation (FIFA) about Japan's "game of time".

According to BBC Sport, the Senegalese Football Association sent two letters to FIFA on 29 (local time) last month. One was a criticism of the system of fair play points and the other was a protest against the reversal of penalty kicks in Colombia and Senegal.

Senegal said: "Japan did not play as soon as I learned that Colombia managed to score a goal against Senegal," FIFA insisted. "FIFA will have to discipline the team that plays this game." "The most surprising thing is that the Japanese coach did not deny it," he said, "the Senegalese Football Association deplores the lack of fair play mentality of the Japanese National Football Team ".

Senegal does not request the reopening of the knockout stages, but it invites them to revise the rules that determine the winner and the winner with a fair play score.

Japan scored in the last minute of the Group H match on Monday (October 28th), beating Poland 0-1 while Colombia outshot Senegal 1-0. . Senegal and Japan have all set goals, goals and goals, but talent has been cut off from fair play. Japan managed to qualify for the knockout stages by receiving two more yellow cards than Senegal.

The fair play scoring system was introduced for the first time in the World Cup in Russia in 2018, when Senegal was the first team to be eliminated from the match due to a game score.

"The fair play point system is one of FIFA's rules and we have to respect it, but it would have been better if it had been eliminated in a different way. 39, having given up this way. "

Meanwhile, FIFA said that she did not intend to revise the rules immediately. According to ESPN, Colin Smith, the chief of staff of FIFA, is the first time that he has been applied to the World Cup on 28 (local time) "(fair play score) I plan to review the system after the competition, but for the moment I do not need to change it. "