From what I heard the referee asked your Forward (I think he was Aymen! Correct me if I'm wrong) to come back and stop celebrating offensively twice but he ignored him and the referee, so he got sacked, it was a bit harsh from the referee but the player who has one yellow card have to be more careful
@@0H.M.H0 Dear brother, the Jordanian celebration was by the whole team, and earlier in the match. This late in the game, the referees become more sensitive about time wastage, and the other issue is he was delaying the game all by himself when the rest of the Iraqi team was ready to resume. He got warned and ignored the referee. I think it was still a harsh decision, but the AFC will always back the referee in such a case. We are emotional people and always looking for conspiracies, but professional referees who officiate important matches in the world cup care about their reputation.
In 1997 Azizi from Iran scored the second goal against Australia and jumped over the placards towards the crowd and took a long time to return to the pitch. Once the game resumed the referee gave him a yellow card for excessive celebrations. THIS IS NORMAL. It is the referee's duty to do it. Unfortunately Aymen Hussain was so happy, he probably did not remember he already had a yellow card. The referee also whistled for him twice to come back to the ground. But when he came back to the ground, he sat down again. This was after 70 seconds of celebrations. Referees allow around 30-40 seconds of celebration time. So the referee was in fact very kind to him but he still went far too far. But this is not why Iraq lost. Iraq were 2-1 up but one man down. Best strategy was to slow the game and protect the ball. But watch the game again. I did not understand why they kept on playing an open game. What did they want to achieve by this? This showed lack of experience, and that is why they are not going to be the winners of this cup. Nobody robbed Iraq. And Jordan played extremely well both in the first half and when they went behind. It's football. They persevered, they scored more goals, they won the game. That is why we all love football.
he didnt book anyone when jordan celebrated the first goal for 90 seconds, no need to defend the referee cause he's from the same country as you, they changed added time for things like this, he can add the time after, somehow no other game in the tournament a player got booked for celebrating
You didn't get robbed my man. Even Cristiano Ronaldo has gotten fined for symbolic celebrations. Your players should've acted more professional in such a high stake match
Did you see it? It was shorter that the Jordan celebration, on the Iraqi side and was eating dolma which was also usually eat with hands. The first yellow was also controversial but I didn’t get to see it so I don’t know but this specific referee has also been controversial to Iraq before. Jordan was awesome and we are brothers but can you blame me for being suspicious.Good game tho❤ love Jordan from Iraq.
No I completely agree that the same act done by Jordan players should've gotten yellow card as well, but a ref can not keep on making the same mistake if he has done it once. Also the Iraqi player had already a yellow card and his second yellow card that we are talking about was correct. So even if the Jordan players would've gotten a yellow card, he would've gotten a Red anyway. @@dragonmaster3207
You were so big-headed before the game , now look how it turned out to be , about the second yellow card , well done ref, spending too much time on celebration and doing gestures to mock your opponent and expecting to get away with it?! mad respect for Jordan team to score 2 goals in added time
iran players didnt get yellows for their celebrations vs the UAE, so dont defend this just because the ref is from Iran, because if this was Azmoun getting sent off for celebrating you'd think otherwise.
It was because the referee kept on calling him to play and he was celebrating again and again while the entire Iraq team was in their half ready. But anyways hard luck to Iraq. Should have controlled the ball that last 10 minutes.
so did the jordanian players who sat in a circle, their moto was "We will eat you like mansaf" and when they got the first goal they sat in a circle and pretended like they were eating mansaf in front of fans@@7oprak.02
Nah iraq didn’t get robbed, Aymen got a yellow card after mocking Jordan by doing the mansard celebration in front of Jordan’s fans, isn’t that disrespectful. And he got a yellow card not a red card also, one of our bench players got a red card. JUST ACCEPT IT, WE WERE BETTER THAT GAME.
Hahahahah “we were better” you little baby crying over the same celebration jordan done five man up. You know the only reason jordan won was because of a red card couldn’t do nothing before that.
When u didn’t study coaching don’t talk cause the Jordanians took 1:35 mins to clear rate and Iraq took 1:05 mins to celebrate here we see how unfair and unlawful the grudge was
WHY WAS AYMEN SHOWN THE RED CARD? The Law 12 of FIFA penalises excessive time-wasting, and choreographed goal celebrations. While it is permissible for a player to demonstrate his joy when a goal has been scored, the celebration must not be excessive. Reasonable celebrations are allowed, but the practice of choreographed celebrations is not to be encouraged when it results in excessive time-wasting and referees are instructed to intervene in such cases. A player must be cautioned if: In the opinion of the referee, he makes gestures which are provocative, derisory or inflammatory He climbs on to a perimeter fence to celebrate a goal being scored He removes his shirt or covers his head with his shirt He covers his head or face with a mask or other similar item Leaving the field of play to celebrate a goal is not a cautionable offence in itself but it is essential that players return to the field of play as soon as possible. Referees are expected to act in a preventative manner and to exercise common sense in dealing with the celebration of a goal. Additionally, the referee is mandated to book a player if they remove their shirts for celebrating the goal. Aymen, however, was penalised for excessive celebrations. Since he was already on a yellow card, which he got in the third minute of first-half stoppage time, the second one meant he had to leave the field.
almost brought me to tears man. can't catch a break being an iraqi and a barca supporter. they completely deserved the win but you know whats coming when an iranian is in charge for an iraq match, my family all said we were going to lose as soon as we saw the referee.
@@nadkaimoa football is all about momentum, a referee causing a momentum swing means it actually is his fault. and that momentum swing was sending off our best player as soon as jordan would need to score a goal. this gives us no option but to defend, losing that balance caused a capitulation since jordan has a stronger team than us. so sometimes a referee is at fault for a loss.
@@nadkaimoa than why didn't all the jordan players get a booking? unfair refereeing. same referee oversaw our elimination last tournament, it's just discrimination.
Not robbed. In fact the referee was so kind to him to give him so much time and whistle to him twice to come back. But he took it over 60 seconds and the referee had to do his job. This was tough. But let's not forget how well Jordan fought back. They did not take a rest for one minute. They fought to the very last minute and won it in the last minute.
Can I ask a serious question? Ever since watching Asian international football competitions. It seems like Arab teams heavily practice time-wasting. It sometimes can be super shameful. In fact in the Saudi vs Korea match you saw instances where the Saudis rolled on the ground for nothing. The GK's antics were my favorite. Please talk about this and help me understand why Arab teams do this.
First of all that Australian referee also gave a red card to Jordan . But your Arab player got yellow card not red . This is soccer and you need to respect referee decision
@@dragonmaster3207 respect is rule of FIFA . Otherwise your team will get kicked out . Respect means comply with rules and shut it and move on . That is rule of FIFA . You might not like it but so many teams lost their chance to play in future games by violating these rules . If there was not such a rule then soccer would be a jungle because of these players .
No one robbed you my friend .. you are just delusional about it because you love your team. It has nothing to do with comparing number of seconds between Jordanian celebration and your team celebration. It is about the fact that the player celebrated many times, outside and inside the field, called by referee 3 times with warnings, didn't listen, and finally got to the field and yet again ignored the warnings and celebrated again only to add mockery to it by mocking the Jordanian fans. A well deserved yellow card. Any soccer fan who knows 10% about football would agree with that. Well deserved win for Jordan.
I mean, Iraq could have won this tournament. But fair play to Jordan, it was written in the stars they were going to win. This game made the Asian Cup even more interesting.
From iran . I m sorry 😢 i hate that ref he was always shit in iran as well . I love iraq and imam hussain .i pray inshallah iraq will be in world cup ❤
Yeah sure not like The whole world is talking about how bad the referee was. Marca, the sun, as, japanese news, Chinese news, ft7ball, football Bible and much much more. Regardless the arab news that mocks the red card decision .
Explain how jordan didnt get a red card for being disrespectful but when iraq does the same thing they do rigged much also how come they didnt end the match and let it keep going its so obvious how biased the ref is and you have to realize it wasnt fair at all
Jordan played magnificently. Jordan did not get a card for their celebration but Iraq did. This is because Aymen Husain took longer than 60 seconds and he did not respond to the referee whistling for his return twice. The referee was in fact kind to him to give him so much time but he went too far. Then Jordan fought back valiantly. A magnificent come back. This is why we all love football.
@@user-um9pc5bn6k The other country's news just explains the circumstances, but doesn't talk about which side is correct. In developed countries, they only report neutrally, they do not say which is correct.
Im not sad im disappointed because it shows how corrupted football is and how unfair it is if aymen gets a red card why doesnt they player who did the same thing before didnt your just being completely biased and only care that jordan won not realizing how unfair the game truly was
@@aki185 sorry I was upset when I wrote that It makes sense that your happy me personally I lost respect towards the Jordan team due to their disrespect and if you feel the same towards Iraq I don’t blame u
@@nomadic268it's fine when neymar does it but not when aymen does it? Plus the whole point of added time is to solve time wasting PLUS a second yelow is only given after a big offence or after a warning
The behavior of Ayman Hossein was not professional after and before his first yellow card and before his 2nd yellow card. Thr behavior of Iraqi journalist were not professional. Iraq has an amazing team with a limited international experience overall. It seems football fans and journalists and players there often get very emotional. Ayman Hossein was very rude towards the Australian referee after his first yellow card. Please note: the referee is the best referee from Asia. So, you may want to hear his perspective after making this judgment. Be objective not patriotic when wanting to know what happened!!!
You sound very ignorant about the whole situation. Most of the referees are saying there's no reason for the second yellow card and not even the first yellow card. Plus this guy is an iranian australian who shouldn't be refeering this match because both of those teams are playing in the round of 16. Thirdly, he has a clear bias against Iraq, he was on 4 games of Iraq in the Asian cup in the past and Iraq lost all of them and got a red card in each. So again, if you don't know much about something it's better to learn about it.
@@felixii4931 thanks for the logical response! Clearly you are emotional. Number one: I don't understand why the DNA of a person is related to his job. Any professional referee or coach will be doing their best. Many times a coach from a country becomes the coach of their rivals. Does it mean this coach is biased and will ask to loose? You need to watch how Iraq lost! Jordan was an amazing team. They played with no arrogance. After that second yellow 🟡 card your team should have closed the game but they opened the game! This is a failure. Number 2: what time exactly Ayman scored? What time he got the second card? What's the difference between the two? Ayman was yelling at the referee and was showing aggressive behavior towards him from the beginning and then ignoring him. The Iraq team has the same issue as the Iran team or many middle eastern teams: The emotions are very high and they lose their focus and professionalism. I do agree that the referee could let go! Referee has discretion often to let go. But Ayman behavior from the beginning resulted in the referee book him when he had the discretion not to do so. Anyhow, Iraq players are not playing in major league. They are amazing but they need to get out and learn professional stuff to be honest. Provoking and wasting time and ignoring referee and having journalists in the journalists section cheering Iraq team are not done by any team in this Asian AFC cup or major international events. Good luck with blaming the referee. If you want to blame him at least take some responsibility! This is a mentality in many counties to blame THE OTHER or the enemy or the foreigners or the US as the root cause of ALL THE ISSUES in their own countries! They never ever have a self critique and subjective review when it comes towards them. You should see all aspects of the game. Clearly, the red card played a role here! Could the events and emotions after that be managed by Iraq better ? Yes Does Ayman Hossein behavior during the game in line with international standards? Absolutely not. Does the behavior of Iraqi journalism during the live press conference professional? Absolutely not. Is a referee who is the best Asian referee want to ruin his career by giving a making Iraqis get out to benefit Iran and Australia?! In your mind: Yes! In my mind: No! Is Iraq full of talent? Yes! Do they have international experience like Japan or Korea or Iran or Australia? Not yet there! Football or soccer is not all about techniques. What you do and think out the pitch is what make the difference! The lack of professional mentality and exposure is what Iraq lost in spite of being a lovely team. Again, Jordan was amazing. Palestine was amazing. We need to acknowledge that too.
@@kamranforghani DNA isn't important, I was referring to the conflict of interest & his previous history with the iraqi team. There's clearly a bias & they should have selected a neutral referee whose team isn't involved in the championship like someone from kazakhstan for example. This is the clearest case that the asian cup federation isn't a professional organization & the decisions are made through connections. The first yellow card was a clear foul for Aymen Hussein. The player jumped on him to win the ball. His protest was justified, the yellow card isn't & if the VAR was activated the foul would have been given & yellow card withdrawn. Secondly, the celebration time of Aymen was shorter than the celebration of the jordanian team. You can go check all the analysts who calculated the time & showed his celebration was 30 seconds shorter. If you looked at the face of the referee, he was so pissed off as if his team took the goal. Thirdly, there were about 5 or 6 instances on camera where the goalkeeper was insulting Iraqi fans and taunting them. Again, we didn't see any yellow cards for that for the jordanian team. So it is this stupid referee who is an amateur hater who isn't fit for important football games while Aymen abided by the rules all the time. Thirdly, no one denied that jordan played a great game, but this is was just the first half, the second half Iraq was totally dominating and converted the score until the surprising dismissal of the player. Fourthly, Iraq already won that asian championship before during the worst of times in 2007. They know what are the rules & how things work and don't need lectures from amateurs. Fifthly, with all due respect, we've seen Iran in the world cup, they lost against USA & barely could win against wales and lost 5 goals against England, they were knocked out from an easy group. They're good on the local level but internationally not so.
I am reading this bad comments about iraq as an iraqi poeple dont know how we got robbed we should do thematch agin but this time with a diffrent ref not from iran becuse we have war with iran
Bro what karma they played so dirty on us and the irani ref why did fifa bring him in the quarter final and gave ayman huessin a red card for no reason and you are saying karma go learn football
@@burningphoneixit's fine when neymar does it but not when aymen does it? Plus the whole point of added time is to solve time wasting PLUS a second yelow is only given after a big offence or after a warning
jordan did the same thing because this is how they celebrate, when the iraqi player did it it was to mock the jordanian team. thats the diffrence . the intntions@@toomibaker4113
Not excuses its facts its truly the refrees fault plus the asia cup is a big deal he should be fired because a red card isn’t something you just throw around and if aymen gets a red card for doing that celebration then all 5 jordanian players that did the same thing should get a red card as well
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From what I heard the referee asked your Forward (I think he was Aymen! Correct me if I'm wrong) to come back and stop celebrating offensively twice but he ignored him and the referee, so he got sacked, it was a bit harsh from the referee but the player who has one yellow card have to be more careful
can this be confirmed?
So why didn’t the referee ask the Jordanians players ?? They take more time
You guys didn’t make sense
He give the red card on purpose
@@0H.M.H0 Dear brother, the Jordanian celebration was by the whole team, and earlier in the match. This late in the game, the referees become more sensitive about time wastage, and the other issue is he was delaying the game all by himself when the rest of the Iraqi team was ready to resume. He got warned and ignored the referee. I think it was still a harsh decision, but the AFC will always back the referee in such a case. We are emotional people and always looking for conspiracies, but professional referees who officiate important matches in the world cup care about their reputation.
In 1997 Azizi from Iran scored the second goal against Australia and jumped over the placards towards the crowd and took a long time to return to the pitch. Once the game resumed the referee gave him a yellow card for excessive celebrations. THIS IS NORMAL. It is the referee's duty to do it. Unfortunately Aymen Hussain was so happy, he probably did not remember he already had a yellow card. The referee also whistled for him twice to come back to the ground. But when he came back to the ground, he sat down again. This was after 70 seconds of celebrations. Referees allow around 30-40 seconds of celebration time. So the referee was in fact very kind to him but he still went far too far.
But this is not why Iraq lost. Iraq were 2-1 up but one man down. Best strategy was to slow the game and protect the ball. But watch the game again. I did not understand why they kept on playing an open game. What did they want to achieve by this? This showed lack of experience, and that is why they are not going to be the winners of this cup.
Nobody robbed Iraq. And Jordan played extremely well both in the first half and when they went behind. It's football. They persevered, they scored more goals, they won the game. That is why we all love football.
jordanian fan here, can you send a link to where referees allow 30-40 seconds of celebration time?
What normal 😂?
So why didn’t he give the Jordanian players who start the celebrations war huh ?
They take even more time than Aymen
@@Dark-jk6nsشتسوي بيها ؟؟ انت شفت الحكم المرتشي وهو ينطي لاعبينكم 1:30 دقيقة يحتفلون بيها بدون مشاكل !!
he didnt book anyone when jordan celebrated the first goal for 90 seconds, no need to defend the referee cause he's from the same country as you, they changed added time for things like this, he can add the time after, somehow no other game in the tournament a player got booked for celebrating
How bout the first card? Was it deserved? How about when Jordan was about to score there first goal referee was looking at Aymen and not the ball
Bro thought Iraq will win the cup 😭
hhahhahahaha
They would have if they weren't robbed 🤷♂️
dont break the rules and you wont get a yellow card. no one robbbed you. keep your shirt on its that simple@@Burromuerto_
Shush ur mouth
Yea they are the best team in the competition Jordan are trash without the referee they would of lost 3-1
You didn't get robbed my man. Even Cristiano Ronaldo has gotten fined for symbolic celebrations. Your players should've acted more professional in such a high stake match
Did you see it? It was shorter that the Jordan celebration, on the Iraqi side and was eating dolma which was also usually eat with hands. The first yellow was also controversial but I didn’t get to see it so I don’t know but this specific referee has also been controversial to Iraq before. Jordan was awesome and we are brothers but can you blame me for being suspicious.Good game tho❤ love Jordan from Iraq.
No I completely agree that the same act done by Jordan players should've gotten yellow card as well, but a ref can not keep on making the same mistake if he has done it once. Also the Iraqi player had already a yellow card and his second yellow card that we are talking about was correct. So even if the Jordan players would've gotten a yellow card, he would've gotten a Red anyway. @@dragonmaster3207
JORDANNNNNNNNNNNNN🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴🇯🇴
bro you got robbed you should be lucky mate
How are you after going out? 😂
Yesterday’s video aged well. Feeling sad for the boys of Iraq!🇮🇶
Don’t sad buddy, the Iraqi team is over confident towards Jordanian team. and they fans are too arrogant, thinking they are a superior.
Iraq was just not the better team. Jordan outplayed them
Keep dreaming it was 60% for Iraq and 40% for Jordan and the referee send the striker a red card for nothing
Its rigged and obvious aymen was targeted
@@Skiled_shorts he got a yellow, just like the Jordanian player at the end of the game for doing the same thing. Cope.
@@toomibaker4113 no he was not, the Jordanian player who scored the winning goal got a card for the same thing. Cope n
@@alisf12 WHAT he didn’t did u even watch the match 💀💀
You were so big-headed before the game , now look how it turned out to be , about the second yellow card , well done ref, spending too much time on celebration and doing gestures to mock your opponent and expecting to get away with it?! mad respect for Jordan team to score 2 goals in added time
It's fine when neymar does it but not when aymen does it? Plus second yellow cards are only used in big offences or after a warning.
iran players didnt get yellows for their celebrations vs the UAE, so dont defend this just because the ref is from Iran, because if this was Azmoun getting sent off for celebrating you'd think otherwise.
yeah you're right @@Manutd4ever8
In the end, Jordan lost. 😂
It was because the referee kept on calling him to play and he was celebrating again and again while the entire Iraq team was in their half ready. But anyways hard luck to Iraq. Should have controlled the ball that last 10 minutes.
lmfao jordan's celebration for the first goal was 15 secs longer, he didnt book anyone there
Only a robbery when it fits your agenda innit😂
this guy doesnt know the rules. the ref was great and the yellow card was deserved.
The ref was iranian also jordan celebrated the same way but ref said nothing duh
@@LetMeDrink-JackGrealish the iraqi player did it to provoke their fans. Use your brain for once
his Iranian so wat? tf@@LetMeDrink-JackGrealish
so did the jordanian players who sat in a circle, their moto was "We will eat you like mansaf" and when they got the first goal they sat in a circle and pretended like they were eating mansaf in front of fans@@7oprak.02
My boy! You smashed it
Are you gonna do this for the whole tournament now?
Nah iraq didn’t get robbed, Aymen got a yellow card after mocking Jordan by doing the mansard celebration in front of Jordan’s fans, isn’t that disrespectful. And he got a yellow card not a red card also, one of our bench players got a red card. JUST ACCEPT IT, WE WERE BETTER THAT GAME.
Hahahahah “we were better” you little baby crying over the same celebration jordan done five man up. You know the only reason jordan won was because of a red card couldn’t do nothing before that.
Not Jordan’s fault Iraq celebrated the 2nd goal excessively. Proper humbling
لقد احتفل الاردن بنفس الطريقة ولمدة اطول
5 Jordan players celebrated the same way and not a single yellow card let alone a red card, we got robbed
When u didn’t study coaching don’t talk cause the Jordanians took 1:35 mins to clear rate and Iraq took 1:05 mins to celebrate here we see how unfair and unlawful the grudge was
Referee did hundred percent right job you guys don’t know football. This Australian referee will go for the final.
@@MegaAnonymous313 its not the Jordanians fault its the referee's fault so please stop saying that Jordan is a robber.
You should have met with Thogden, he was there in the stadium.
Stay there man
Have fun
WHY WAS AYMEN SHOWN THE RED CARD?
The Law 12 of FIFA penalises excessive time-wasting, and choreographed goal celebrations. While it is permissible for a player to demonstrate his joy when a goal has been scored, the celebration must not be excessive.
Reasonable celebrations are allowed, but the practice of choreographed celebrations is not to be encouraged when it results in excessive time-wasting and referees are instructed to intervene in such cases.
A player must be cautioned if:
In the opinion of the referee, he makes gestures which are provocative, derisory or inflammatory
He climbs on to a perimeter fence to celebrate a goal being scored
He removes his shirt or covers his head with his shirt
He covers his head or face with a mask or other similar item
Leaving the field of play to celebrate a goal is not a cautionable offence in itself but it is essential that players return to the field of play as soon as possible.
Referees are expected to act in a preventative manner and to exercise common sense in dealing with the celebration of a goal.
Additionally, the referee is mandated to book a player if they remove their shirts for celebrating the goal.
Aymen, however, was penalised for excessive celebrations. Since he was already on a yellow card, which he got in the third minute of first-half stoppage time, the second one meant he had to leave the field.
Then why didn't the Guy who Scored for Jordan didn't get any card at all? He did exact celebration
beard on point no cap
almost brought me to tears man. can't catch a break being an iraqi and a barca supporter. they completely deserved the win but you know whats coming when an iranian is in charge for an iraq match, my family all said we were going to lose as soon as we saw the referee.
It wasn’t the referees fault that you lost.
@@nadkaimoait was in affect undoubtedly.
@@nadkaimoa football is all about momentum, a referee causing a momentum swing means it actually is his fault. and that momentum swing was sending off our best player as soon as jordan would need to score a goal. this gives us no option but to defend, losing that balance caused a capitulation since jordan has a stronger team than us. so sometimes a referee is at fault for a loss.
@@danielayar3599 It was your own players fault that he got sent off, not the referees fault
@@nadkaimoa than why didn't all the jordan players get a booking? unfair refereeing. same referee oversaw our elimination last tournament, it's just discrimination.
As a Real Madrid fan you dont know the taste of being robbed. It doesnt feel good does it? Welcome to the normal world
We all watched the WC we've witnessed a robbery
There wasnt no robbery at the World cup. Plus Iraq robbed Iran in 2015. Karma that a Iranian refereee robs Them back
Cry baby
Real Madrid fan CANNOT talk about robberies after Almeria game.
I'm an Iraqi Real madrid fan
Group E 3rd placed team beat group D winner 😂
Hard luck bro
HOOLDD THATT!
Thats pain 😢😢
Robbed? Does everyone agreed? I doubt it. Should have careful not to get 2nd yellow in my opinion .
Not robbed. In fact the referee was so kind to him to give him so much time and whistle to him twice to come back. But he took it over 60 seconds and the referee had to do his job. This was tough. But let's not forget how well Jordan fought back. They did not take a rest for one minute. They fought to the very last minute and won it in the last minute.
@@KamramBehzadJordan took was longer for there celebration but not even a warning. O well gg
Sad man. I think he got a yellow already and the ref give him another after his celebration which is stupid.
Can I ask a serious question? Ever since watching Asian international football competitions. It seems like Arab teams heavily practice time-wasting. It sometimes can be super shameful. In fact in the Saudi vs Korea match you saw instances where the Saudis rolled on the ground for nothing. The GK's antics were my favorite. Please talk about this and help me understand why Arab teams do this.
شوف مباره كوريا و الاردن
منتخب كوريا هو اضاع الوقت😂😂😂
First of all that Australian referee also gave a red card to Jordan . But your Arab player got yellow card not red . This is soccer and you need to respect referee decision
Respect is earned not gained.
@@dragonmaster3207 respect is rule of FIFA . Otherwise your team will get kicked out . Respect means comply with rules and shut it and move on . That is rule of FIFA . You might not like it but so many teams lost their chance to play in future games by violating these rules . If there was not such a rule then soccer would be a jungle because of these players .
No he didn't give to Them
When they first scored a Goal
He did the same exact celebration no Card at all
@@rebeltty explain to me why all 4 games with the exact referee iraq has lost all of the matches with the Iranian referee and all got red card
Biggest robbery. Fax brother.
One of the biggest robberies
No one robbed you my friend .. you are just delusional about it because you love your team. It has nothing to do with comparing number of seconds between Jordanian celebration and your team celebration. It is about the fact that the player celebrated many times, outside and inside the field, called by referee 3 times with warnings, didn't listen, and finally got to the field and yet again ignored the warnings and celebrated again only to add mockery to it by mocking the Jordanian fans. A well deserved yellow card. Any soccer fan who knows 10% about football would agree with that. Well deserved win for Jordan.
I mean, Iraq could have won this tournament. But fair play to Jordan, it was written in the stars they were going to win. This game made the Asian Cup even more interesting.
wallah we got violated
From iran . I m sorry 😢 i hate that ref he was always shit in iran as well . I love iraq and imam hussain .i pray inshallah iraq will be in world cup ❤
iraq never got robbed against jordan and i am soooo happy bc WE us jordanians won bc u thought we werent strong but we were and u guys got defeated
Yeah sure not like The whole world is talking about how bad the referee was.
Marca, the sun, as, japanese news, Chinese news, ft7ball, football Bible and much much more.
Regardless the arab news that mocks the red card decision .
Explain how jordan didnt get a red card for being disrespectful but when iraq does the same thing they do rigged much also how come they didnt end the match and let it keep going its so obvious how biased the ref is and you have to realize it wasnt fair at all
Jordan played magnificently. Jordan did not get a card for their celebration but Iraq did. This is because Aymen Husain took longer than 60 seconds and he did not respond to the referee whistling for his return twice. The referee was in fact kind to him to give him so much time but he went too far. Then Jordan fought back valiantly. A magnificent come back. This is why we all love football.
@@user-um9pc5bn6k
The other country's news just explains the circumstances, but doesn't talk about which side is correct. In developed countries, they only report neutrally, they do not say which is correct.
@@KamramBehzad The Jordanian team took one minute and 30 seconds to celebrate
Aymen took 1 minute and 14 seconds.
Watch the Asian cup from home 😂
How tho? Wouldn’t call it a robbery brother wallah 😂 And as a Jordanian respect to Iraq for doing what they could, sorry but we had to get this W!
The match included extra time so need to be fighting till the end. Iraq couldn’t do that
‘Robbed’ 😂
Robbed ? We were way better than thim , u r so funny 🇯🇴😂
cry today, cry tomorrow , cry forever
Im not sad im disappointed because it shows how corrupted football is and how unfair it is if aymen gets a red card why doesnt they player who did the same thing before didnt your just being completely biased and only care that jordan won not realizing how unfair the game truly was
@@toomibaker4113 that's fair brother im just having fun with rival banter. I'm jordanian so I feel proud we won is all
@@aki185 sorry I was upset when I wrote that It makes sense that your happy me personally I lost respect towards the Jordan team due to their disrespect and if you feel the same towards Iraq I don’t blame u
@@aki185love from Iraq❤ we’ll get you next time 😂🎉 we are brothers after all.
Indeed bro all love@@dragonmaster3207
I thought you were gonna win it all bro? 😨😭 Low-key a robbery tbf 🥲
Today jordan got robbed by Qatar in final
I can't believe we got robbed like that.sayed Jalal top preformence
The second yellow card is correct, he is wasting to much time for goal celebration plus mocking
@@nomadic268it's fine when neymar does it but not when aymen does it? Plus the whole point of added time is to solve time wasting PLUS a second yelow is only given after a big offence or after a warning
@@Burromuerto_ whatever, After celebrating with his teammate, he mocked the Jordanian team. He deserves the second yellow card.
@@nomadic268 mocking is not a punishable offence as proven by previous examples. You literally can't justify this biased refereeing decision
@@Burromuerto_ If Iraq wins, no one will talk about the red card. Just accept the loss and go home. The over confident team deserves to be lost.
YALLA JORDAN
The behavior of Ayman Hossein was not professional after and before his first yellow card and before his 2nd yellow card. Thr behavior of Iraqi journalist were not professional. Iraq has an amazing team with a limited international experience overall. It seems football fans and journalists and players there often get very emotional. Ayman Hossein was very rude towards the Australian referee after his first yellow card. Please note: the referee is the best referee from Asia. So, you may want to hear his perspective after making this judgment. Be objective not patriotic when wanting to know what happened!!!
You sound very ignorant about the whole situation. Most of the referees are saying there's no reason for the second yellow card and not even the first yellow card. Plus this guy is an iranian australian who shouldn't be refeering this match because both of those teams are playing in the round of 16. Thirdly, he has a clear bias against Iraq, he was on 4 games of Iraq in the Asian cup in the past and Iraq lost all of them and got a red card in each. So again, if you don't know much about something it's better to learn about it.
@@felixii4931 thanks for the logical response! Clearly you are emotional. Number one: I don't understand why the DNA of a person is related to his job. Any professional referee or coach will be doing their best. Many times a coach from a country becomes the coach of their rivals. Does it mean this coach is biased and will ask to loose?
You need to watch how Iraq lost! Jordan was an amazing team. They played with no arrogance. After that second yellow 🟡 card your team should have closed the game but they opened the game! This is a failure. Number 2: what time exactly Ayman scored? What time he got the second card? What's the difference between the two? Ayman was yelling at the referee and was showing aggressive behavior towards him from the beginning and then ignoring him. The Iraq team has the same issue as the Iran team or many middle eastern teams: The emotions are very high and they lose their focus and professionalism. I do agree that the referee could let go! Referee has discretion often to let go. But Ayman behavior from the beginning resulted in the referee book him when he had the discretion not to do so. Anyhow, Iraq players are not playing in major league. They are amazing but they need to get out and learn professional stuff to be honest. Provoking and wasting time and ignoring referee and having journalists in the journalists section cheering Iraq team are not done by any team in this Asian AFC cup or major international events. Good luck with blaming the referee. If you want to blame him at least take some responsibility! This is a mentality in many counties to blame THE OTHER or the enemy or the foreigners or the US as the root cause of ALL THE ISSUES in their own countries! They never ever have a self critique and subjective review when it comes towards them. You should see all aspects of the game. Clearly, the red card played a role here! Could the events and emotions after that be managed by Iraq better ? Yes
Does Ayman Hossein behavior during the game in line with international standards? Absolutely not.
Does the behavior of Iraqi journalism during the live press conference professional? Absolutely not.
Is a referee who is the best Asian referee want to ruin his career by giving a making Iraqis get out to benefit Iran and Australia?! In your mind: Yes! In my mind: No!
Is Iraq full of talent? Yes!
Do they have international experience like Japan or Korea or Iran or Australia?
Not yet there! Football or soccer is not all about techniques. What you do and think out the pitch is what make the difference! The lack of professional mentality and exposure is what Iraq lost in spite of being a lovely team. Again, Jordan was amazing. Palestine was amazing. We need to acknowledge that too.
@@kamranforghani DNA isn't important, I was referring to the conflict of interest & his previous history with the iraqi team. There's clearly a bias & they should have selected a neutral referee whose team isn't involved in the championship like someone from kazakhstan for example. This is the clearest case that the asian cup federation isn't a professional organization & the decisions are made through connections.
The first yellow card was a clear foul for Aymen Hussein. The player jumped on him to win the ball. His protest was justified, the yellow card isn't & if the VAR was activated the foul would have been given & yellow card withdrawn. Secondly, the celebration time of Aymen was shorter than the celebration of the jordanian team. You can go check all the analysts who calculated the time & showed his celebration was 30 seconds shorter. If you looked at the face of the referee, he was so pissed off as if his team took the goal. Thirdly, there were about 5 or 6 instances on camera where the goalkeeper was insulting Iraqi fans and taunting them. Again, we didn't see any yellow cards for that for the jordanian team. So it is this stupid referee who is an amateur hater who isn't fit for important football games while Aymen abided by the rules all the time. Thirdly, no one denied that jordan played a great game, but this is was just the first half, the second half Iraq was totally dominating and converted the score until the surprising dismissal of the player.
Fourthly, Iraq already won that asian championship before during the worst of times in 2007. They know what are the rules & how things work and don't need lectures from amateurs. Fifthly, with all due respect, we've seen Iran in the world cup, they lost against USA & barely could win against wales and lost 5 goals against England, they were knocked out from an easy group. They're good on the local level but internationally not so.
This judge robbed us three times before (2015,2016,2018,2024) and this is the fourth one, I should’ve been expecting that from an irani
You mean referee? We are not in court buddy😂
@@maelillusionesta9919not everyone has perfect english 😊
learn the rules
@unvorbereitet if you learn the rules yourself you would understand that it wasn't a punishable offence
@@maelillusionesta9919shutup
I am reading this bad comments about iraq as an iraqi poeple dont know how we got robbed we should do thematch agin but this time with a diffrent ref not from iran becuse we have war with iran
Ridiculous red, but Iraq blew it. Their kids will learn a lesson from this humbling
It was second yellow not red
LOOOOOL
Hold that that’s karma for 2016 asian cup quarter finals 😂🤣
Bro what karma they played so dirty on us and the irani ref why did fifa bring him in the quarter final and gave ayman huessin a red card for no reason and you are saying karma go learn football
@@omaratheer4096 cry more …😂😂karma 😉
@@user-hq1zl2lg6ykarma? HARAM
Do you remember 2015 ? Now you go home relax , comas around goes around ⚽️🤣
You Iranians need to stop robbing our countries never mind football
The red card is a complete joke
Iraq gonna win the whole thing innit?
How tf was a red card? I felt bad you bro
Over celebrating
He was mocking the Jordanian fans by doing their goal celebration in front of them
@@burningphoneixoh but it's fine when neymar mocks a celebration?
@@burningphoneixJordan was mocking us when they scored first plus they wasted time there's a reason this is on lots of news rn
Had already 1 yellow and it was his 2nd yellow.
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You got robbed bro
I think he got a second yellow for wasting time celebrating
He imitated the Jordanian players' goal celebration in front of the Jordan fans, so the yellow was for unsportsmanlike conduct.
@@burningphoneixit's fine when neymar does it but not when aymen does it? Plus the whole point of added time is to solve time wasting PLUS a second yelow is only given after a big offence or after a warning
Yet 5 jordan players did the same shit and didnt get anything shows how corrupted football is 😹
@@burningphoneixnot in front, it was on Iraqi side
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70 seconds of celebrating along with rude sexual gestures towards Jordanian fans and disregarding 2 or 3 of referees whistles to return to the game!
Where?
Def was a red card aymen literally mocked both our fans and players
What about jordan they did the same thing
What about jordan they did the same thing
jordan did the same thing because this is how they celebrate, when the iraqi player did it it was to mock the jordanian team. thats the diffrence . the intntions@@toomibaker4113
Yea Jordan did the same thing
@@jzee3136Yea except they were celebrating and Hussein was mocking
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Iraq didn’t play Good.
jordanese🤣
Why are you making excuses, play well and win
Not excuses its facts its truly the refrees fault plus the asia cup is a big deal he should be fired because a red card isn’t something you just throw around and if aymen gets a red card for doing that celebration then all 5 jordanian players that did the same thing should get a red card as well
@@toomibaker4113It was a second yellow, not a direct red.
@@nadkaimoa ok same point but yellow cards instead of red then
@@toomibaker4113 Well then your point is wrong, players are bookable for provocative and excessive celebrations
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no one robbed you. you just couldnt win. face it ! hahahahhahahhhahahahaha
Total noob for football