RFS Admits Penalty Error Against CSKA in Sochi Match
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The Russian Football Union (RFS) acknowledged that the penalty awarded against CSKA Moscow in their match against Sochi was a mistake. This admission affects the integrity of the match result and may influence future decisions in Russian football officiating. Additionally, a red card given to Zenit player Pedro in a match against Krasnodar was also recognized as incorrect.
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- •RFS officially stated the penalty against CSKA in the Sochi match was an error.
- •The penalty decision impacted the outcome or flow of the CSKA vs Sochi game.
- •A red card shown to Zenit's Pedro in the game against Krasnodar was also deemed a mistake.
- •These acknowledgments came on April 17, 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸RFS implements stricter review processes for refereeing decisions future matches may see fewer officiating errors, improving fairness for teams and fans
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