CSKA lost to Torpedo-Metallurg, Gazzaev blames the referees
The leader of the Russian football championship CSKA Moscow lost in the next 21st round of the championship to Torpedo-Metallurg, which occupies the last place, with a score of 1:2, Gazeta.Ru reports. After the game, the head coach of CSKA and the Russian national team, Valery Gazzaev, blamed the judges for the defeat of his team, saying that they "had an intention to kill the team." "We played against eleven players, but mostly against 3 referees who purposefully killed CSKA.