Ibrahim Konate brings a strong response to a potential PSG red card

Liverpool Central Bek Ibrahim Konate was unwavering that his pushed Bradley Barcola “was not a misdemeanor,” let alone a red card for which Paris Saint-Germain was sorry on Wednesday.

In the middle of the trip painful one -sided first half For the benefit of French champions, Barcola broke behind Liverpool’s background. Konate retreated to the lid, establishing a relationship outside the criminal frame with a fast forward that crashed to the lawn while he was on goal.

Judge Davide Massa waved a play-on, a decision checked and confirmed by Var Aleandro di Paolo. Konate agreed firmly with officials. “There was a check,” he pointed out Channel+ after match. “If there had been a pressure, as you said, I would have shown me a red card. I tell you that there was no offense.

“The truth is that I am very strong, but I did not apply strength, I just put my hand. If I had put a lot more power into it, then we could talk about it, but it was soft than me.”

PSG sports adviser Luis Campos took a fairly different view. “It’s a red card or punishment in every part of the world,” a Portuguese transfer specialist is caught screaming during the half -time interval in the gut Parc des princess.

Luis Enrique, Chief Coach of the Paris Club, was more concerned With the superiority of his part in the open game, not any official issues. “I don’t like to talk about trial,” sniffed the Spanish boss.

Liverpool Manager Arne slot would not be attracted to a particular incident, but welcomed the overall Mass effect. “It’s not easy if you are a referee in such a game when the fans are so for the home team,” noted the Dutch boss. “I do not feel that he was for us or they are in favor of them, I think he was a top referee in such a game.”

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