Suns: English League Two team Brore has been forced to interrupt the game due to a referee s injury for two consecutive weeks

August 10 According to the Sun, British League Two team Brore was forced to interrupt the game due to a referee injury for two consecutive weeks. The club had no choice but to post a message on social media to solicit fans with referee qualifications to enforce the game.

In the game last weekend, Brorey was once again forced to interrupt the game due to an injury to the referee, which was the second consecutive week they encountered this. In the first game of the season, Broray tied with Shrewsbury to a 0-0 draw, but the lineman strained the hamstring, causing the game to be suspended. The team had to wait more than ten minutes before finding a qualified substitute referee.

Brore head coach Andy Woodman called the incident "embarrassing", however, the same thing happened again a week later in the London derby between Brorere and Barnett. Referee Lee Sweeby was unable to continue to enforce the law in the 57th minute of the game, and fourth official Chris Maiart took over his position.

Broley Club once again called on qualified referees from the audience to come and help through social media. The club said on social media: "It seems we need to change the referee again, this is the second consecutive weekend."

A few minutes later, the club sent another tweet: "If anyone qualified for referees, please report to the nearest staff, it is no joke." Fortunately, the game quickly resumed, and another tweet confirmed that the game started again in the 61st minute.

In the end, Brorey defeated Barnett 2-0 in his first home game of the season. Last season's English League Two best player Michael Chick scored the first record for the team in the 36th minute. Nick Cababa, who came on as a substitute, scored another goal in stoppage time to help the team secure the victory. The victory lifted Broree to seventh place in the standings, while Barnett still had no points after two straight losses.