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On Monday, Al Nasr said goodbye to the AFC Champions League after Qatar's Al Sadd scored a hat trick for a yellow goal.
The penalty that caused the dam's third goal sparked heated controversy and Algerian Baghdad Bounjah scored late to lead the Qatari roadblock to the AFC Champions League semi-finals.
Al Sadd has qualified after winning 4-3 overall after losing 2-1 in the first leg in Riyadh last month.
"Al Sadd's 80 minute penalty against Al Nasr is incorrect because Al Nasr's defender, Mado, did nothing wrong," Saad Al Kathiri, an arbitration analyst, said.
The Kuwaiti media Mubarak Mubarak Al-Weqyan resolved the penalty by stating, "I swear to solve the problem in question.This is not a penalty."
"The Sri Lankan referee has committed an arbitrary massacre, a sanction inspired by fiction," said Ali al-Qahtani.
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