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Scandal in the Champions League: Karabakh coach criticized the referees

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Scandal in the Champions League: Karabakh coach criticized the referees

Karabakh coach Gurban Gurbanov He shared his views on refereeing in the match against Eintracht Frankfurt in the 7th round of the Champions League general stage (3:2).

“I think there is no need for unnecessary explanations when it comes to the referees’ actions. When the penalty kick was awarded, I was angry like the people around me, but I quickly managed to pull myself together (laughs).

Situations like this are part of football, they happen. Our esteemed President has already made a comprehensive and accurate assessment of what happened. I express my sincerest gratitude to him,” Azerisport quotes Gurbanov as saying.

Previously, the statement of the President of Azerbaijan had emerged, emphasizing that the referees approved by UEFA were trying to block Karabakh’s path to success with their biased and ambiguous decisions.

Let us remind you that in the 78th minute of the match, when the score was 1:1, chief referee Sandro Scherer pointed to the “point” in the Azerbaijani club’s goal. It is noteworthy that in a similar episode before this, the referee did not penalize the German team for a similar rule violation.

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The most watched match of the 7th round of the Champions League was the match in Madrid

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The most watched match of the 7th round of the Champions League was the match in Madrid

The match between Real and Monaco in Madrid, which resulted in a 6:1 victory for the top teams, became the most watched match of the 7th round of the Champions League.

There were 73,599 fans registered at the match.

The match between Inter and Arsenal in Milan attracted slightly fewer spectators (72,649 spectators).

The third largest crowd in the stadium was the match between Bayern and Union Saint-Gilloise (66,000 fans).

Participation in Champions League 7th round matches (January 20-21)

  • 73,599: Real Madrid – Monaco
  • 72,649: Inter – Arsenal
  • 66,000: Bayern – Union Saint-Gilloise
  • 65 631: Marseille – Liverpool
  • 52,713: Tottenham – Borussia Dortmund
  • 52.076: Newcastle – PSV
  • 51 428: Sports – PSG
  • 48 443: Galatasaray – Atletico
  • 41,626: Juventus – Benfica
  • 35 022: Copenhagen – Naples
  • 32.400: Olympiakos – Bayer Leverkusen
  • 30 774: Chelsea – Paphos
  • 27 820: Karabakh – Eintracht
  • 21.462: Atalanta – Athletic
  • 19242: Slavia – Barcelona
  • 14023: Villarreal – Ajax
  • 11 324: Kairat – Bruges
  • 8016: Bude Glimt – Manchester City

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UEFA chose the team of the week in the Champions League: unexpected heroes

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UEFA chose the team of the week in the Champions League: unexpected heroes

Official sources UEFA The symbol team of the week was determined according to the results of the next matches in the Champions League.

Here is the list of the best players: Keeper: Konstantinos Tsolakis (Olympiacos). defenders: Pedro Porro (Tottenham), Jostein Gundersen (Bodo-Glimt), Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool), Alvin Jafarguliyev (Qarabag). midfielders: Kefren Thuram-Julien (Juventus), Fermin Lopez (Barcelona), Robert Navarro (Athletic). Forward: Giuliano Simeone (Atletico Madrid), Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid), Luis Suarez (Sporting).

Let us remind you that the decisive match of the current Champions League will be played at the Puskas Arena in Budapest. The final match will be held on May 30, 2026.

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One goal separates Harry Kane from Shevchenko, Salah and Ibrahimovic

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One goal separates Harry Kane from Shevchenko, Salah and Ibrahimovic

The match of the seventh round took place on Wednesday, January 21. Champions League, Bayern Munich and Belgian Association Saint-Gilloise met. The German club defeated its opponent with a score of 2-0.

The main hero of the match was England’s striker Harry Kane By scoring a double goal, he increased the number of goals he scored in the Champions League to 47.

One goal separates the 32-year-old footballer from Ukrainian Football Federation President Andriy Shevchenko, famous Swede Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah, who each have 48 goals.

If Kane scores four goals this season, he will be able to pass the legendary Frenchman Thierry Henry and rise to tenth place.

Champions League top scorers (excluding qualifications)

  1. Cristiano Ronaldo-140 goals
  2. Lionel Messi-129
  3. Robert Lewandowski – 106
  4. Karim Benzema – 90
  5. Raul – 71
  6. Kylian Mbappe-66
  7. Thomas Müller – 57
  8. Ruud van Nistelrooy – 56
  9. Erling Netherlands – 55
  10. Thierry Henry-50
  11. Andrey Shevchenko – 48
  12. Zlatan Ibrahimovic – 48
  13. Mohammed Salah – 48
  14. Harry Kane-47
  15. Filippo Inzaghi – 46

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