Constantine Hatzidakis Will Get Back To Directing On Saturday In The Wake Of being Cleared By FA

 

Associate ref Constantine Hatzidakis will direct on Saturday, which is interesting since there was an episode with Liverpool safeguarding Andy Robertson at Anfield. Hatzidakis remained down and forthcoming with an examination, yet got free from any bad behavior by the Football Association.

The authority will be the associate referee in the title game between Preston and Blackburn at Deepdale. Hatzidakis said he had apologized to Robertson on a Zoom call.

The Scotland skipper moved toward the authority toward the finish of the main half against the Arms stockpile on April 9, and the TV film seemed to show Hatzidakis' elbow connect with the player's jawline.

Be that as it may, following the FA's choice to make no further move, Hatzidakis will likewise be the associate VAR when Leeds has individual transfer rivals Leicester on Tuesday, April 25.

Previous Head Association arbitrator Keith Hackett told BBC Radio 5 Experience that Hatzidakis' profession "could be at risk" whenever he saw himself as liable; however, Martin Cassidy, CEO of Ref Backing UK, told BBC Game he accepted Hatzidakis had been sufficiently rebuffed.

The occurrence came after Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic was given an eight-game boycott for pushing the ref during a match against Manchester United. Joined together.