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The Standard Isn't Alone in Waging a Fight Against Arbitration This Weekend: "I'm Very Angry"

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Marvin Compper was angry this Sunday evening and did not understand the decision of the VAR to exclude his player, Mauricio Benitez, at the beginning of the second period. The Antwerp found himself beaten for the fifth consecutive time and the vice began to tighten around the German, to whom nothing smiles since the beginning of the season.
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Marvin Compper was angry this Sunday evening and did not understand the decision of the VAR to exclude his player, Mauricio Benitez, at the beginning of the second period. The Antwerp found himself beaten for the fifth consecutive time and the vice began to tighten around the German, to whom nothing smiles since the beginning of the season.

The turning point in the match that caused quite a stir. Antwerp coach Marvin Compper looked back on Mauricio Benitez's red card with a very bitter feeling. It signaled the downfall of The Great Old on the pitch at Westerlo, although Compper completely disagreed with the decision. "Why does the VAR have to intervene in that?"

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sporza.be broke the news on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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