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@irisma8 Was dagegen?

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@HKane The best!

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@Ellis_ F*ck dich, du H*rensohn!

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Schade, die Bayern haben sie nicht komplett abgeschossen. Hoffentlich geht Wolfsburg doch noch runter in die 2. Liga, notfalls über die Relegation.
Niemand braucht diesen seelenlosen Schrottclub in der Bundesliga.
#WOBFCB

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Arturo Vidal on the officiating controversies in Bayern Munich vs PSG across both legs, explaining why Bayern were “robbed” and breaks down the rules behind every controversial incident:

🗣️ “Everyone saw it. Don’t gaslight football fans and pretend this was ‘just bad luck’ for Bayern. Over two legs, the officiating was a complete disgrace. A club fights for 180 minutes at the highest level and then everything gets decided by inconsistency, politics, and fear of making decisions against PSG. People are tired of pretending this is normal.

First leg, Alphonso Davies handball. Explain to me how that is a penalty? The ball deflects off his thigh first and then hits the arm from close range. According to IFAB guidance, deflections at close distance with no reaction time are NOT supposed to be punished the same way as deliberate handballs. But suddenly VAR jumps in to help PSG? That decision changed the momentum of the tie immediately. If that’s a penalty, then defenders should just cut their arms off before entering the box.

Then in the Return leg, with Kane offside incident. This one is unbelievable. The assistant referee raises the flag early and the referee blows immediately before the attack even finishes. Modern officiating instructions are crystal clear:

if it’s tight, LET THE PLAY CONTINUE and check afterward with VAR. Everybody saw the replay, Kane was onside. Bayern were through on goal and the referee killed the attack because he guessed. Guessed! At this level! You cannot do that in a Champions League semifinal unless you are terrified of one team progressing.

And then Nuno Mendes. Already on a yellow card, clearly handles the ball to stop Bayern’s attack. By the laws of the game, stopping a promising attack with deliberate handball is a yellow card offense. So where is the second yellow? Where? Instead Bayern somehow concede a free-kick? Football fans are not blind. If that’s Bayern doing it against PSG, the red card comes out in two seconds.

Now let’s talk about João Neves’ handball in the box. This is where the corruption screams at you. The ball hits the arm inside the penalty area after the clearance situation and suddenly VAR disappears. No review, no consistency, nothing.

And then Luis Díaz gets booked for protesting after obvious contact that gets ignored. Imagine the arrogance. Players are getting punished for asking referees to do their jobs correctly. Instead of reviewing the challenge, they silence the complaint with a yellow card. That’s modern football now, don’t question the officials, even when they are deciding the tie.

Bayern didn’t lose this tie on football alone. They lost it to cowardly officiating, selective VAR intervention, and political favoritism. Europe should be furious because today it’s Bayern, tomorrow it’s another club outside the protected circle. The Champions League is supposed to be about merit, not about who has the strongest connections behind closed doors.”

[Troll Football Media @TrollFootball2]

Look at all the replies... the Portuguese really predicted everything about the game 3 days ago 🇵🇹

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@ChampionsLeague UEFA MAFIA

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@ChampionsLeague UEFA Mafia!

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@ulihebel Doof & DAZN. Passt.

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@ChampionsLeague UEFA Mafia!

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🚨🗣️ Oliver Kahn on how Bayern Munich got “robbed,” pointing to a penalty incident on Joao Neves and a second yellow for Nuno Mendes not given:

“I’ve been in this game for decades, as player, captain, and now in the club and I have NEVER seen three clearer decisions ignored in one Champions League night. This wasn’t a football match, this was a robbery in broad daylight and every single Bayern fan knows it.

Let’s start with the Nuno Mendes incident. He’s already on a yellow card, everyone knows that. The ball comes in, and his arm is clearly out, there’s a clear handball. Now, we can debate intention all day, but the modern interpretation is about position and impact, and his arm is in an unnatural position blocking play.

That alone puts him in serious trouble. When you’re already booked, you simply cannot take that kind of risk. It’s basic football intelligence. That should be a second yellow card, no discussion. Instead, the referee looks at it and decides… nothing. No accountability, no consistency. So what are players supposed to think? That the rules change depending on the moment?

And then we come to the penalty situation, which for me is even more shocking. Vitinha clears the ball, yes but what happens next is the key point. The ball makes contact with Neves’ hand inside the penalty area. I keep hearing people say, ‘oh, it came off a teammate’, so what? Since when did that cancel out a handball?

The laws of the game don’t say ‘only if it comes from the opposition.’ A handball is a handball if it creates an unfair situation, and here it absolutely does. His arm is involved, the ball changes its path, and Bayern are denied a clear opportunity. At this level, with VAR available, how do you not give that?

And then, to top it all off, you book Luis Díaz for protesting? For reacting to a clear foul that isn’t given? So now we punish players not just with wrong decisions, but for showing emotion about those wrong decisions? This is unbelievable. You are asking players to be robots in moments where everything is on the line.

You cannot tell me Bayern Munich weren’t affected by this. These are game-defining moments. A red card changes everything. A penalty changes everything. Instead, both situations are ignored, and we’re left talking about the referee instead of the football. That’s a problem.

At this level, the Champions League, the biggest club competition in the world, you expect clarity, you expect courage, and above all, you expect fairness.

Tonight, we got none of that. And if this is the standard, then we have a serious issue in European football, because clubs invest everything to compete here, and they deserve better than decisions like these deciding their fate.”

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@ChampionsLeague @PSG_inside @PSG_English UEFA Mafia!!!

[Lemon @Lemonbriz]

🚨🎙️ Jamie Carragher on Jao Neves handball not given as a penalty

“I’m watching this and I’m absolutely fuming. Joao Neves has got his arm out like he’s directing traffic, it’s a clear handball, stonewall penalty for Bayern – and the referee just waves it away! How is that not given? We saw the same nonsense yesterday with Arsenal against Atletico, shocking decisions costing big teams at the worst possible moment.

These moments decide the fate of a club, you know? One refereeing howler and your whole season, your Champions League dream, it’s gone. At this level, semi-final of the Champions League, it’s absurd. You cannot be making mistakes like that. It’s not Sunday league – it’s the biggest stage in club football. Unbelievable.”

[Footy Humour @FootyHumour]

The referee in the PSG dressing room after the match

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@FCBayern Bitte alle Kanäle bei der UEFA nutzen, Kalle Rummenigge etc.! Dieser Schiri darf nie wieder pfeifen. Der PSG-Scheich darf nicht die UEFA lenken. Der FCB kann sich nicht jedes Jahr verarschen lassen.
So macht es keinen Spaß mehr.

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

🚨 João Pinheiro, UEFA Man of the Match for Bayern Munich vs PSG

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@FCBayern Wir können uns das nicht länger bieten lassen. Der Schiri war offensichtlich bezahlt.
Tut was gegen die UEFA Mafia!

[Fabo @TheFaboHD]

ich bin ein bastard wenn der hund hier nicht von psg gekauft ist

[stefcb @stefbrand]

Pinheiro, you son of a bitch!
Fuck UEFA Mafia!
#FCBPSG

[MC @CrewsMat10]

PSG best player in the first half