Julian Alvarez Channel: UEFA, FIFA and IFAB to talk about whether the rule should be changed after Madrid Derby’s drama in the Champions League | Football news
UEFA will start a discussion with FIFA and IFAB to review whether the criminal results should stand when the double touches are unintentional.
The conversations come after Julian Alvarez’s video was excluded in the video of Atletico Madrid 4-2 Champions League in Real Madrid on Wednesday in a Sportano video.
Despite the skating, Argentina striker managed to score, but Var turned off the goal because he felt that Alvarez had touched the ball with both legs. Real Madrid then continued to equalize the last 16 and set the quarterfinals with Arsenal.
Uefa later posted a video of an incident showing that there was contact – though minimal – with Alvarez’s left leg with the ball before the right leg hit a shot.
From a whistle judge to take the sentence to disabled, it lasted one minute and eight seconds.
UEFA said in a statement that they would start working on the possibilities of potential changes to the rules due to the incident. They also found that Atletico Madrid launched the situation with them.
Uefa said: “Atletico Madrid inquired with UEFA about the incident, which led to the dismissal of a blow from the criminal sign that Julian Alvarez eventually received [Wednesday’s] UEFA league transmission of UFA against Real Madrid.
“Although minimal, the player contacted the ball using a standing leg before hitting him. According to the current rule (laws of the game, law 14.1), Var had to call a referee who signaled that the goal should be disabled.
“Uefa will enter into discussions with FIFA and IFAB to determine if the rule should be viewed in cases where the double touch is obviously unintentionally.”
A key rule on double touches from punishment
The rule related to UEFA’s statement and applied on Wednesday, says: “[A penalty] Kick is completed when the ball stops moving, exiting the game or the referee stops playing for any insults; Kicker may not play the ball a second time. “
In the end, this would prove to be crucial in the shooting because Real progressed 4-2 on the spot blows, and Marcos Llorente and Lucas Vazquez also missed penalties for both sides.
At the time Alvarez’s effort was disabled, Real -Ov next Taker Federico Valverde was waiting for his attempt when Judge Szymon Marciniak pointed to both of his feet and crossed his hands to signal that the previous goal was stuck.
The large parts of the support within the Metropolitano Wanda stadium are not aware that Alvarez’s efforts were abolished, while many were watched by the general public whether it had to be disabled at all.
Simeone: Raise your hand if you think Julian knocked her twice!
Head of Atletico Madrid Diego Simeone He refused to criticize Marciniak and his team of officials, but he asked the question of whether the final proof was that Alvarez had twice touched the ball – because it seemed that numerous TV corners showed that his standing leg may not have made contact with her at all.
“I just saw a picture of the sentence,” he told his press conference after the match. “The referee said that when Julian stepped and hit, he touched the ball with his foot, but the ball did not move. It is something to talk about whether it was naked or not, but I am proud of his players.
“When he plant his foot and hits, the ball doesn’t even move. But if Var called him, I never saw the punishment he called, but it’s still valid, and he’ll see he touched him. I want to believe he’ll see him touch him.”
Addressing the journalist’s room directly, he added, “What did you see? Raise your hand if you think Julian knocked twice. I didn’t talk to him.”
Real stars: These are rules!
After the Real Madrid game goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois He claimed that he emphasized the judge that he thought Alvarez had committed an offense – which may have been what had led to the wait.
“I felt he touched the ball twice and I told the judge,” he said. “It’s not easy to see it. There was some bad luck.”
Players lined up in the central circle also addressed the assistant of the referee who stood with them, Jude Bellingham Holding two fingers to signal to believe that Alvarez touched the ball twice. Lucas Vasquez He also hinted that he thought it would be excluded during a check.
Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric He said, “I haven’t seen him, but if he touched the ball twice, these are the rules. It is unhappy for him. This is football. If it is normal for him to disable him.”
