Joel Parra, protagonist of the controversial action: “The referees had the obligation to at least have seen the last play”

The forward of the Spanish team Joel Parraprotagonist of one of the last actions of the match against Greece (108-106), where he recovered a ball from Dorsey that prevented his run to the basket, claimed in the press room that the referees should have reviewed the action to assess whether there could have been an unsportsmanlike foul.

“At the last minute, decisions that may be doubtful, the referees have the obligation to at least look at them again and then see if they could be unsportsmanlike or not.“said the Barcelona player who, however, acknowledged that that play might have had less significance if he had scored the two free throws from the personal foul.

Vine He was one of the standouts in the Spanish team, becoming the top scorer with 18 points, alongside Mario Saint-Supery’s 16, Aday Mara’s 15 and Darío Brizuela’s 14, who had one last shot in his hands to have forced a new overtime or achieve victory if he scored a triple, which would have been the San Sebastian guard’s third in a row.