Tottenham star Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg PUSHES the referee over during Denmark’s draw with Switzerland after being left frustrated by official getting in his way
- Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg pushed the referee during the draw between Denmark and Switzerland
- Hojbjerg became frustrated after official Allard Lindhout got in his way
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Danish midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg pushed over the referee in a bizarre incident.
Hojbjerg was frustrated that official Allard Lindhout blocked his way to the ball and then pushed him over.
The incident occurred during Denmark’s goalless draw in a friendly at home against Switzerland, with Hojbjerg not being punished.
Tottenham midfielder Hojbjerg played 84 minutes, with Manchester United stars Rasmus Hojlund and Christian Eriksen also starting.
Crystal Palace’s Joachim Andersen and Leicester’s Jannik Vestergaard were also involved, while Brentford’s Mathias Jensen came on as a substitute.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg pushed over the referee during the draw between Denmark and Switzerland
Hojbjerg was frustrated that official Allard Lindhout blocked his way during the friendly match
Denmark is back in action on Tuesday as they host the Faroe Islands.
Hojbjerg has extensive experience at international level and has been capped 74 times by his country.
Denmark is part of the England group for Euro 2024, which also includes Slovenia and Serbia.
Commenting on Hojbjerg’s pressure on the referee, one user on X wrote: ‘Definitely red if he did that in PL’.
However, another user argued that Hojbjerg’s actions were “completely justified.”
Referee Allard Lindhout decided not to punish Hojbjerg after the midfielder pushed him over
Another user defended Hojbjerg, writing: ‘To be honest… I’m tired of referees getting in the way, I feel like they’re not trying hard enough to avoid it.’
However, one user claimed Hojbjerg should have been sent off. They wrote: ‘That’s a red card in my books, I wouldn’t take that personally.’
