Craig Burley

the referees and the fourth official.

And his job is to spot anything untoward that's going on, be it, you know, coming racially or whatever it is, coming from the stands or incidents like this, he has to bring it to the referee's attention and he has to stop the game briefly and have to sort that out.

And they have to throw these culprits out.

If they continue to do that, which they did, if they throw them out the ground.

But you have to stop the game to sort this out.

And that's down to the people that are in a position out with the referee, who's probably trying to referee the game.

So the match commander should have spotted this, they should have stopped the game, and they should have dealt with it.

They did not, and it just continued and continued.

They don't do that anymore.

It's one of the reasons they got away from it.

They have these multi-ball things, they sit on a cone.

So they don't even have this in a lot of countries now because of certain scenarios.

Let's be honest, by the time Braham Diaz took that penalty kick...

The time he left his foot before it got to Mendy, he could have went behind the goal, dried his gloves on a fire somewhere.

You know what I mean?

So it's just, it's not a good look.

It's not a good look.

OK, right.

That one, that one, that one.

Meanwhile... That one, that one, that one, that one and that one.