Keith Hackett, former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee, has expressed his disagreement with the penalty given to Ethan Ampadu for handball during the Wales vs Belgium match.
Ethan Ampadu did not deserve to be penalised for handball
The incident occurred in the 17th minute of the game, when referee Daniel Siebert deemed Ampadu to have committed a handball offence, leading to a penalty for Belgium. Hackett attributes the decision to the subjectivity of the handball law.
Ampadu, who plays for Leeds, was the victim of a harsh decision, according to Hackett.
Author's summary: Keith Hackett criticizes handball law as unfair to Ethan Ampadu.