Regarding the save: firstly, evidence is needed, otherwise it's impossible; unless the captain himself admits that there was a save. Secondly, if such a situation occurred, the game shouldn't have been resumed; instead, the judges should have been contacted immediately, and a protest should have been filed, stating that this is the second time and that the captain shouldn't be allowed to take another turn, and only then (after a decision) should the game continue. Otherwise, the situation appears as if the continuation of the game was due to Roger's agreement that the captain took a second turn.
Regarding the save: firstly, evidence is needed, otherwise it's impossible; unless the captain himself admits that there was a save. Secondly, if such a situation occurred, the game shouldn't have been resumed; instead, the judges should have been contacted immediately, and a protest should have been filed, stating that this is the second time and that the captain shouldn't be allowed to take another turn, and only then (after a decision) should the game continue. Otherwise, the situation appears as if the continuation of the game was due to Roger's agreement that the captain took a second turn.