Beşiktaş president Fikret Orman slammed referee Mete Kalkavan following the goalless draw with Başakşehir.

Orman stated that the Black Eagles should have been awarded a penalty and that the referee’s poor decisions had a direct impact on the game.

“There was a penalty but it was not given, had the referee done the right thing we would probably have won the game, I hope the Refereeing Central Committee start taking measures to do something about officials who keep making such glaring errors,” Orman was quoted as saying by Eurosport TR.

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Başakşehir were involved in a handball incident in the second half inside their own penalty area but the referee and his assistants failed to make the call.

The Black Eagles ended up drawing the 0-0 and falling three points behind league leaders Galatasaray.

Beşiktaş were also overtaken by Fenerbahçe who moved into second place following their 5-1 win over Çaykur Rizespor.

The Eagles will not play next week as the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has suspended Süper Lig and Turkish Cup matches for a week following the armed attack on the Fenerbahçe team bus.

The Fenerbahçe team was making its way toward Trabzon’s airport following a 5-1 Süper Lig victory at nearby Çaykur Rizespor when the attack took place.