According to Nijhuis, a player coming in with a stretched leg is a yellow card. He also believes that if a player comes in with their foot on the ground, it is a yellow card. In the case of Mokio, Nijhuis thinks the way he came in was uncontrolled, which is a yellow card.
Nijhuis explained that if a player comes in with a leg that goes up and hits the ankle or shin, it is a red card. He also stated that the rule is clear: if a player comes in with their foot on the ground, it is a yellow card.
The controversy surrounding the yellow cards given to Ouazane and Mokio has sparked debate among analysts and fans. Nijhuis' explanations aim to clarify the rules and provide a clearer understanding of the decisions made by the referee.
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