Former Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani has called for referee Daniel Siebert to be "put in jail" after a controversial end to Uruguay's World Cup campaign.
Cavani, who turns 36 in February, was part of the team which beat Ghana in their final group game in Qatar. The 2-0 victory wasn't enough to see Diego Alonso's team through, though, with a late winner for South Korea against Portugal seeing the Asian nation progress on goals scored.
With such fine margins, a number of decisions from the Ghana game took centre-stage. These include Siebert's decision not to award a penalty to Uruguay for what they felt was a foul by Daniel Amartey, and Cavani was one of a number of players to chase referee Siebert down the tunnel after the final whistle blew.
