The Champions League semifinals started and the first was a clash between Real Madrid vs Manchester City in which there were great goals, the occasional kick and much controversy.
Yeah, the great goals from Vinicius Junior and Kevin de Bruyne is to see them in a loop for a long timebecause they are a real savagery of medium-distance shots.
And just one of them entered the controversy during and after the game, because there is an action in which some claim the referee, especially Carlo Ancelotti and as you can guess, it was on Manchester City’s goal.
Carleto Ancelotti spoke at a conference after the game and the media asked him about that move and added: “And the previous play was a corner that was not whistled“.
What’s the play? Well, in Kevin de Bruyne’s goal, because the Manchester City players triangulated (very Guardiola-style) and in a pass, it seems that the ball leaves the field from the side.
Bernardo Silva launches to prevent the ball from coming out (hence the controversy) and in the face of Carlo Ancelotti’s claims to the fourth official, nothing happens… second later, Kevin de Bruyne’s goal falls.
Should the controversial move in the Manchester City goal have been reviewed?
Up here we leave you the goal of the controversy, that of Manchester City, which is far from the controversy, it is there to frame it. Kevin de Bruyne scores few goals, but when he does, he does it on the red carpet and caravan.
But hey, after the Madrid fans complained in a big way, well, it’s coming an expert in arbitration issues such as Pavel Fernandez from Diario Marca to analyze the play.
“The whites claim that the ball went out on the wing before De Bruyne’s goal. The VAR cannot review it, because the attack phase of the English starts later, after the loss of Camavinga, it cannot be reviewed so far back“He said on the European Marker program.
So, adhering to the regulations, unfortunately it will not be possible to know if the ball went out or not, because nor is there a shot with the necessary clarity to determine it… the controversy will continue, but KDB’s great goal, too.
