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Player-umpire clash mars U-16 MSSA hockey final

Updated on: 17 November,2019 07:26 AM IST  |  Mumbai
Gordon D'costa |

St Stanislaus manager George Esteves refuted the charges and denied that the player had used abusive language.

Player-umpire clash mars U-16 MSSA hockey final

The MSSA U-16 final between St Stanislaus and Don Bosco (Matunga) in progress at SAI, Kandivli on Saturday. Pic/ Sayyed Sameer Abedi

However, St Stanislaus manager George Esteves refuted the charges and denied that the player had used abusive language. "He was shown the yellow card for no reason. He did not do anything wrong and was surprisingly shown a yellow card and as he started to walk to the sin bin all he did was question the umpire's decision and was immediately given the red card.



"Later, the umpire started to abuse him and even left the playing field, threatening to assault the youngster," explained St Stanislaus coach Esteves. Don Bosco beat St Stanislaus (Bandra) 3-0 for the title.

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