Hugo Oliveira, coach of Famalicão, began by analyzing the defeat against Benfica this Monday, taking into account the penalty that dictated the only goal of the game (1-0). The coach spoke about arbitration in Portugal. «The game was balanced, competitive and tactical. It wasn't very well played, from the point of view of the emotion of the games that the fans deserve. I had to have a little more talent, a wing stroke. And in that sense, it could have ended in the balance of the result. It ended up being decided on a detail that ended up leaning towards the opponent's side. When we jump, we control what is in front of us, we have to open our arms. Who was against whom? That’s the question I leave hanging.” «It is increasingly difficult to be a football referee in Portugal. I don't wish anyone to be a football referee in Portugal. It's extremely difficult. First, for all the decisions to be made on the field. There is always someone who is not satisfied. Then, because there is always someone coming from above with television images of stop, start, move forward, move backward, the frame. Human movement is not a movement frame a frameanyone who understands the perception of television, movement, image, knows that in frame the images are deceiving. The movement is not so natural. It was one of those situations where I miss when the referee made a decision. There are moments in the game when my players, myself, other coaches, other players, we no longer know if it’s a penalty.”