Should De Bruyne’s goal against Real Madrid be disallowed? The claim of meringues in the semi-finals of the Champions League

minute 67. He Real Madrid dominates the game winning 1-0 but in a game in which David praises stops at the beginning and after his bad delivery Eduardo Kamavingahe Manchester City level thanks to Kevin De Bruyne’s goal. But what happened? Players You meringues they persisted in claiming that the ball fell into the band.

At The Sporting News we look at what happened.

Should Kevin De Bruyne’s goal against Real Madrid be disallowed?

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How does VAR work to review this type of play?

With no clear picture showing whether the ball went all the way and only a 3D recreation from BeIn Sports, the experts’ words coincide. Even if the ball has gone out, VAR cannot intervene in the review of the playbecause? Because it is a project in a different phase and criticism cannot go back that far.

According Pavel Fernandezarbitration analyst, “the VAR cannot review it, because the English attacking phase starts later, after the defeat of Karavinga and it cannot be reviewed that far back.“.

For his part, Pedro Martín, his arbitration expert COPE chainHe agreed: “Madrid lose the ball after this game. The referees interpret this as another action and VAR no longer comes into play. Had it been the first action, the goal could have been disallowed“.

What did Carlo Ancelotti say about the controversy? The anger of the coach of Real Madrid

As soon as De Boene scored the equaliser, Portuguese referee Artur Soares Dias warned the Real Madrid coach. After the match is over, Carlo Ancelotti told the press: “seemed out to me. The previous game was a corner that was not whistled. The referee was not particularly careful. He took me a card and I told him “you have to take the card to those on the field, not to those outside””.