Belgium’s chase of Belgium Saint Gilloise revealed on Tuesday the true identity of the culprit who threw a ball in the field from their bench at an important point in their victory over Genk at the Belgian Pro League Play off on weekends.

Wasting tactic drew screams of disapproval, sparked an intense television debate and in the shade couplingS is 2-1 away makewhich shifted them with flavor to 40 points in the ranking.

The ball was thrown into the field from the Union’s bench while Genk, who had just pulled a goal back, was starting their last attack on an offer with a late comeback, forcing a stop to play with a second ball on the field.

Kitman Ibrahim Fadil of the Union was identified as a transgressor and sent, but has since displayed that reserve goalkeeper and former player of Genk Vic Chambaere It was the guilty party.

“Our equipment manager was unjustly sent to this incident. After internal discussions this morning, it turns out that it was our goalkeeper Vic Chambaere who hit the ball in the field,” said a statement on Tuesday.

“This is an act that the Union does not strongly accept and that does not reflect our values ​​or those of our supporters. The union will always fight to the bitter end in the field, but above all, we defend respect and the right game, both inside and outside the field.

“This morning, our management spoke with our technical staff and player Vic Chambaere. We also want to apologize to the match judge and our opponent on Sunday afternoon for throwing ball on the field in the final minutes of the match.”

The permissible result Club To move to the top of the ranking with a two -point advantage to set a close three -way competition for the four rounds of remaining matches.

The 22-year-old Chambaere, who joined Genk at the beginning of the season, is expected to be given a four-game detention while Fadil could receive a two-match detention for “deceiving judges by sacrificing himself,” the Belgian media reported.