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PVL: Petro Gazz rues ‘officiating lapses’ in loss to Creamline
Petro Gazz has expressed frustration over officiating errors in their PVL semifinal match against Creamline, which they believe significantly impacted the game.
The Angels pointed to a controversial call in the third set where Creamline's Alyssa Valdez's spike was initially ruled out, which would have awarded a point to Petro Gazz.
However, the first referee reversed his call to award the point to Creamline after a linesman indicated a touch by a Petro Gazz player.
Petro Gazz argued that the referee should have either upheld his initial call or consulted with other officials before reversing the decision, leading to an uproar among fans and players.
Creamline ultimately won the match with a 27-25, 23-25, 27-25, 26-24 score, advancing in the tournament.
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