Penal Madrid

[Altomonte]

I agree that Dybala's second card was deserved, but his first Yellow was not a foul, just the opposite - he thought he was fouled and was upset that he did not get a freekick.
Juventus was close to equalizing when RM punished a silly misunderstanding by - of all people - Buffon and Chiellini.
The punishment, however, was a thing of beauty, even applauded by Juventus fans.

Now let's see if my conspiracy theory carries through the semifinal. Will Real Madrid be able to win without another red card?

 

[raedkuwait]

Mmmm is it true that they will show ronaldos goal before the game and the crowd will stand up and aplaude it 🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[kattanib]

In 24hrs Madrid will be back in 4th place. Nice.

 

[Cruyff-Total Football]

Juventus and PSG should admit that they are craps and learn a lot from La liga teams.

 

[klc123]

Juventus and PSG should admit that they are craps and learn a lot from La liga teams.

And what should we say? That we are even worse than those two?

 

[Aryagorn]

So, was it at least a penalty? Or just a regular day in the office for REFs doing their job for Real?

 

[Morten]

So, was it at least a penalty? Or just a regular day in the office for REFs doing their job for Real?

I would say yes, not nearly as questionable as some say.

 

[Catta]

So, was it at least a penalty? Or just a regular day in the office for REFs doing their job for Real?

If it was an other team other than Madrid in that situation there would be no penalty

 

[Altomonte]

the tradition continues: best player of opposite team sent off by referee in CL match:
Bayern ('17): Vidal
PSG: Verratti
Juventus: Dybala
Juventus: Buffon

Maybe there is a secret "Red Card Fund' set up by RM where money is available to CL referees willing to hand red cards in decisive CL MATCHES.

 

[FCBfan22]

the tradition continues: best player of opposite team sent off by referee in CL match:
Bayern ('17): Vidal
PSG: Verratti
Juventus: Dybala
Juventus: Buffon

Maybe there is a secret "Red Card Fund' set up by RM where money is available to CL referees willing to hand red cards in decisive CL MATCHES.

If Costa still played for Atleti during those finals, he would hit the showers at minute 10.

 

[AndreC]

https://www.sport.es/es/videos/real-madrid/20180412/el-robo-del-siglo--zml/4345093.shtml

great video

 

[TitoTata]

the tradition continues: best player of opposite team sent off by referee in CL match:
Bayern ('17): Vidal
PSG: Verratti
Juventus: Dybala
Juventus: Buffon

Maybe there is a secret "Red Card Fund' set up by RM where money is available to CL referees willing to hand red cards in decisive CL MATCHES.

Oddly enough ...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/f...-referee-in-La-Liga-clash-with-Barcelona.html

 

[FCBfan22]

Oddly enough ...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/f...-referee-in-La-Liga-clash-with-Barcelona.html

It's telegraph, but still...

Florentino flexing.
Ka-Ching.


(Oddly enough, I never wrote two so similar posts in a minute).

 

[serghei]

So, was it at least a penalty? Or just a regular day in the office for REFs doing their job for Real?

Think Suarez vs PSG with a less theatrical reaction from the fouled player.

 

[Morten]

Dortmund and Spurs in the group, PSG, Juventus and now Bayern, wtf is this shit? We were supposed to get Roma and relax for a moment, but never any danger of that happening.