Larry Onda Uruguay referee Larry Onda became famous in this World Cup. In the 38th minute of the World Cup 1/8 final, the England team, which had just scored a goal, continued to storm the German team's goal. Lampard skillfully hoisted the ball in the restricted area, and the ball obviously crossed the goal line after hitting the crossbar, but linesman Pablo-Fantino didn't indicate that the goal was effective, and referee Larry Onda didn't make a correct penalty. The 42-year-old Larry Onda was a killer in the Libertadores Cup in South America. In six games, he sent out 20 yellow cards and 5 red cards. Because he loved to show red cards, he was called "Red Card Larry Onda". Larry Onda is regarded as a top referee in South America, but it is such a high-level referee who has been criticized in his career. In the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan, Larry Onda had been shortlisted for the World Cup referee's law enforcement, but was disqualified by FIFA 48 hours later. The reason turned out to be that Larry Onda was banned for six months by the Uruguay Football Association for taking bribes and blowing a "black whistle" in his home league. In the 2003 South American Club Cup, Larry Onda showed six red cards in a game, which was impressive. In 2004, in a warm-up match between Brazil and Uruguay, Uruguay had a ball that was out of bounds for half a meter, but Larry Onda didn't punish it. In the 2006 World Cup in Germany, Larry Onda showed three red cards in the group match between the United States and Italy, and once again became a topic of conversation. In the final round of the Group D World Cup in South Africa, Larry Onda officiated Serbia's match against Australia. In the 90th minute of the game, Serbian central defender Nemanja Vidic headed the ball and hit Cahill's hand, but Larry Onda refused to award a penalty. At that time, the score was 1-2 behind Serbia. If Serbia drew the score, they would overwhelm Ghana by the number of goals. Larry Onda likes to keep small animals in his spare time, especially dogs and parrots. I just don't know if his parrot will learn the new words of "misjudgment" and "indecent referee" if he watches this game.