The match was 21 June 1982, featured France vs. Kuwait, and was a first round match of the single elimination phase. The referee was Myroslav Ivanovych Stupar (Ukrainian).
The argument consisted of the fact that a whistle was blown in the stands and the defense subsequently stopped playing. The referee, after collecting information from other sources, agreed and disallowed the goal. The decision was not a game changing one due to France winning the match with a 4-1 result.
Under today's Laws of the Game and referee instruction, this is a correct decision due to the whistle being an outside agent. (Similar to a dog running onto the field and interfering with play.)
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The role of a referee is to oversee the match, to make sure that it is played fair, and to make important game-changing decisions to affect the game, such as calling penalties when players misbehave
A referee can only show cards to players, and since the referee himself is not a player he cannot receive red cards. A referee may remove themselves of their duties if they are unable to continue.
So he can be distinguished from the rest of his players by, the players on the pitch, the referee and officials and the fans.
It certainly can be. If it was a bad call by the referee you can usually send a complaint to the league director.
There are 25 professionals on the field during a game - 22 players, 2 linesmen and a referee.
American football has a few referee's at every game to monitor each play at all times.
Referee job is to blow the whistle when fouls are committed , show yellow card and red cards, see that the wall is proper for a free kick . and give the goals , and to disallow goals if need be.
Making sure players have practiced enough - apex :)
When the referee blows the whistle the players will