Disappointing championship in terms of cards, not only because the referees use over-the-top language and lead, but also because it's evident that the players' respect for the referees has diminished, and they themselves do nothing about it. It's very disappointing that during the matches, players push the referees with their bodies or hands to express their emotions and disagreement, but the referees are still unable to punish the player with a card for such actions. When the decisive match - quarterfinals - approaches, the cards are cancelled, so there's no need to be careful, and on top of that, both teams have barely one player with a warning from the last two matches. The referee appointed is Englishman M. Oliver, and what's most strange is that he holds the record for the highest average number of yellow cards shown in the championship.
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