REPUBLICA.CO.ID, DOHA -- Muhammad Ferarri said he was very disappointed that the goal he scored against Uzbekistan was disallowed by Chinese referee Shen Yinhao, who led the U-23 Asian Cup semi-final match at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium on Monday (29/4/2024). The goal came in the 63rd minute as a result of Ferarri's hard kick capitalizing on a wild ball in front of the Uzbekistan goal.

The Goal Begins from Pratama Arhan crossing from the right side, the ball reached Ramadhan Sananta who was in a duel with the Uzbekistan goalkeeper. The vomit ball could then be passed by Sananta to Ferarri who deftly executed a hard kick that went perfectly into the Uzbekistan goal.

The referee then checked VAR is due to an offside indication. After viewing the Video Assistant Review (VAR), the referee disallowed the goal scored by Ferarri because Ramadhan Sananta had been in an offside position.

“Obviously I'm very disappointed that my goal was disallowed. I'm disappointed with the referee's decision,” Ferari said in an official interview after the match.

According to the players of origin This Persija Jakarta, the Indonesian national team has played very well. But luck has not sided with Garuda Muda.

“We are disappointed, but we I still have a chance of qualifying for the Paris Olympics. Tomorrow in the fight for third place we will try our best to win and seize the ticket to the Olympics,” said Ferarri, who celebrated the goal with a grateful bow.

Indonesia U-23 national football team takluk with a score of 0-2 against Uzbekistan U-23 during the semi-final match of Qatar's 2024 U-23 Asian Cup at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium, Doha on Monday. Uzbekistan's two winning goals were created in the second half through Khuisain Norchaev in the 68th minute and Pratama Arhan's suicide goal in the 86th minute. The match was also coloured by Rizky Ridho's red card in the 83rd minute following a VAR review led by Sivakorn Pu-Udom.

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