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Dynamos coach Genesis Mangombe has said Chegutu Pirates supporters should learn to accept the referees’ decisions, saying “their team is coming from Division One” therefore some of them may feel some calls by referees in the topflight are too harsh.
This comes after the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League Chegutu Pirates versus Dynamos match at Baobab Stadium was abandoned in the 97th minute on Thursday, 25 April.
Chegutu Pirates fans hurled objects onto the pitch and the club’s players refused to restart the game after DeMbare had scored the winner deep into stoppage time.
The home team’s players and fans were protesting Donald Dzvinyai’s fortuitous goal arguing the ball did not cross the line.
However, videos suggested that the Chegutu Pirates defender was behind the goal line when he headed the ball in a desperate attempt to clear their lines.
Speaking to journalists after the match, Mangombe insisted that the referees were right in awarding the goal. He said:
<blockquote>
Overall, I am happy with the performance of the boys. They played at their level best, and they created a lot of chances.
Well, the referees are human beings, but I thought they missed one penalty. That shot from Valentine (Kadonzvo), maybe from where I was sitting I didn’t see it clearly, but I thought it was a goal, but the referees have the final decision. I think it was a goal and I don’t know why they are saying it’s not a goal.
I think hooliganism is not good for our football. If you are supporting your team, you have to support decisions by the referees, not to come and cause havoc by throwing stones on the pitch.
The supporters need to understand that their team is coming from Division One and some of the decisions may seem harsh.
If it is not in your favour, you may think it’s not a goal, but if you look at the incident you will see that it is a clear goal.
</blockquote>
Disputes such as happened at Baobab Stadium yesterday can be completely eradicated if the local premiership embraces goal-line technology.
There is less room for argument, as the system provides a clear verdict on whether the ball crossed the line.
Goal-line technology eliminates human error and provides objective evidence to determine whether a goal has been scored.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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"PSL Is Not Division One", Mangombe Tells Chegutu Pirates Fans

Hawkeye, the company in charge of Premier League technology has issued an apology saying Sheffield United’s “goal” against Aston Villa at Villa Park, which was ruled out, should have been given.
In the 42nd minute of the clash, Villa goalkeeper Orjan Nyland carried Oliver Norwood’s free-kick over the line.
Referee Michael Oliver did not get the signal to indicate a goal and the company has admitted there was an error and the ball did cross the line.
In a statement, the company said:
<blockquote>Hawk-Eye unreservedly apologises to the Premier League, Sheffield United and everyone affected by this incident.</blockquote>
The company said it was the first time such an error had occurred in more than 9 000 matches using the system.
It explained that all seven of its cameras monitoring the goal were obscured by either the goalkeeper, a defender or the goalpost.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/53086360" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">BBC Sport</a></h4>

Hawkeye Apologizes After Goalline Technology Error Denies Sheffield Legitimate Goal