Ramos' pay for robbing Chivas and not whistling penalty vs Toluca revealed
Chivas de Guadalajara was supposed to receive a penalty kick for a controversial play, where one of their attackers was pushed in a corner kick. The VAR turned it down.
The VAR and refereeing controversy was once again present in a match between Chivas Guadalajara and Liga MX. The referee, Cesar Antonio Ramos, had called a penalty for Toluca, but decided to back off after discussing it with the VAR.
During the action, there was an obvious push inside the area defended by Toluca, but the VAR called Cesar Antonio Ramos and told him that the action should be disallowed. In other words, there was no penalty.
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This is not the first time that Chivas has been affected by the refereeing this season. Curiously, against Necaxa, Ramos also affected the Rebaño. In the end, the match ended in a 0-0 draw.
How much does Cesar Antonio Ramos charge?
According to El Economista, the Mexican referee receives an amount that exceeds one thousand dollars per game and all for committing erroneous actions and consulting the VAR for all his decisions.
