Atletico Madrid Leading Diego Simeone “Julian Alvarez’s criminal decision to make it honestly star-news.press/wp

Atletico Madrid Boss Diego Simeone said Julian Alvarez touched the ball twice last night.

Alvarez believed that the ball was thrown, while he was standing on his foot and was discarded by the spot shot, even if it was not immediately reproduced.

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Also lacking Madrid Lletico with Marcos Llorente, Antonio Rudiger also squeezed the past penalty of Eat Oblak to send the men of Carlo Ancelotti to a final meeting with Arsenal.

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He was dominated by the Post-Matching conversation in Alvarez and was Simone that he was not a suitable call.

“I’ve just seen the pictures, saying Julián touches the ball with his leg support, but the ball is not moving,” he said. “That’s controversial, whether the goal is to be. But I’m proud of my players, I’m glad we competed in the same way.

“When Julián kicks (punishment), the ball is not moving a little bit. I imagine that they called VAR and he saw that he will see that he touched that.”

Attica won 1-0 night, thanks to the goal of Conor Gallagher, in the opening minute, but could not find a second when energy is high, but low quality.

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Diego Simeone reacts to Julian Alvarez drama after the Departure of the Champions League of Madrid in Madrid.

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Madrid goalkeepers Thibaut Courtois took a direct decision about Alvarez’s spot shot and both and his teammates quickly made Szymon Marcinia in court.

“I felt that the ball touched twice and said the referee,” said Belgian. “It’s not easy to see that.”

He never, however, questioned Simeone to doubt Var’s integrity.

“For the UEFA, I’m sick of this victim. The judges don’t want to benefit from one team or another in Spain or in Europe, clearly seen in the bedroom, many cameras and many images.”